Culture Grid Seminar by Phill Purdy
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Culture Grid is a service that aggregates collection records from cultural heritage institutions across the UK. It currently contains over 1.65 million item records, 10,000 collection records, and 8,000 institution records covering all subjects and regions. Culture Grid aims to increase access to and use of collections by connecting people with collections through a variety of search and development tools. Institutions can contribute data to expand coverage and engage more users. The process involves mapping records to Culture Grid formats and providing sample records to be added.
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Editor's Notes
- OR another way of looking at it... It is free to add any amount of collections records to Culture Grid if the records are in any of the following standard formats: pnds_dcap for item records and rslp_cld for collection records. If collections data is not already in that format then it can be hosted/added to Culture Grid for a set up fee of between 550 (+VAT) and 880 (+VAT), per dataset, depending on the kind of data. If media files (images etc) are required to be hosted for online delivery, this can be done for a set up fee of between £275-550 (+VAT) and an annual cost of £10 (+VAT) per GB. If collections data AND media files (images etc) are required to be hosted for online delivery this can be done for a set up fee of £825 - £1430 (+VAT) and an annual cost of £10 (+VAT) per GB.
- What can you give to the Culture Grid & to Open Culture? What would you do, or see others do, with this content to reach new audiences? What problems do you face that make any of this difficult? What can we do to make it easier for you?