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The document discusses two examples of leveraging community involvement in enriching the museum experience. The first is an 'on demand' digital archive where community members can socially tag and rate items to aid discovery. The second is a video labeling game where community members tag time-related metadata and help bridge semantic gaps to generate metadata for archival videos. Both aim to involve non-professionals to help contextualize and enrich museum collections through participatory approaches.

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Many kinds of community involvement ‘ On demand’ digital archive ‘ Social tagging/rating’ ‘ Collaborative storytelling’ Enriching the ‘Online’ museum experience Enriching the ‘Offline’ museum visit Distributed research Online marketplace Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009

Flickr Commons Reliwiki Museumn8 Rijksmuseum widget Haagse zoekplaatjes Waisda Ikweetwatditis.nl ANP Historisch Archief Brooklyn museum Facebook LIFE/ Google Haaleenstukje museuminhuis.nl WikilovesArt ArtBabble Linkedin – Erfgoed 2.0 My Brighton and Hove Geheugen van oost WebBiographies MyHeritage Musemo Glasmuseum Tate Modern Narb.me Beeldbank RHC Limburg ED*IT Tank U Archief 2.0.ning.com British Archives Wiki Verhalenarchief Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009 Open Images Organisational centered Community centered ‘ Non-professional’ ‘ Professional’

Flickr Commons Reliwiki Museumn8 Rijksmuseum widget Haagse zoekplaatjes Ikweetwatditis.nl ANP Historisch Archief Brooklyn museum Facebook LIFE/ Google Haaleenstukje museuminhuis.nl WikilovesArt Linkedin – Erfgoed 2.0 My Brighton and Hove Geheugen van oost WebBiographies MyHeritage Musemo Glasmuseum Tate Modern Narb.me Beeldbank RHC Limburg ED*IT Tank U Archief 2.0.ning.com British Archives Wiki Verhalenarchief Profeesional Amateur Professional Enthusiast Fans Passerngers by Show on own site Syndication Supplier/customer using external plaform Coordniation with platform No institutional link Colaboration within the heritage domain Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009 ArtBabble ‘ Professional’ Community centered ‘ amateur / lay person’ Waisda Open Images Organisational centered

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DISH09 Europeana Workshop: Leveraging community enthusiasm! – two examples

1. Johan Oomen Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision [email_address] Leveraging community enthusiasm! – two examples

2. Many kinds of community involvement ‘ On demand’ digital archive ‘ Social tagging/rating’ ‘ Collaborative storytelling’ Enriching the ‘Online’ museum experience Enriching the ‘Offline’ museum visit Distributed research Online marketplace Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009

3. Flickr Commons Reliwiki Museumn8 Rijksmuseum widget Haagse zoekplaatjes Waisda Ikweetwatditis.nl ANP Historisch Archief Brooklyn museum Facebook LIFE/ Google Haaleenstukje museuminhuis.nl WikilovesArt ArtBabble Linkedin – Erfgoed 2.0 My Brighton and Hove Geheugen van oost WebBiographies MyHeritage Musemo Glasmuseum Tate Modern Narb.me Beeldbank RHC Limburg ED*IT Tank U Archief 2.0.ning.com British Archives Wiki Verhalenarchief Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009 Open Images Organisational centered Community centered ‘ Non-professional’ ‘ Professional’

4. Flickr Commons Reliwiki Museumn8 Rijksmuseum widget Haagse zoekplaatjes Ikweetwatditis.nl ANP Historisch Archief Brooklyn museum Facebook LIFE/ Google Haaleenstukje museuminhuis.nl WikilovesArt Linkedin – Erfgoed 2.0 My Brighton and Hove Geheugen van oost WebBiographies MyHeritage Musemo Glasmuseum Tate Modern Narb.me Beeldbank RHC Limburg ED*IT Tank U Archief 2.0.ning.com British Archives Wiki Verhalenarchief Profeesional Amateur Professional Enthusiast Fans Passerngers by Show on own site Syndication Supplier/customer using external plaform Coordniation with platform No institutional link Colaboration within the heritage domain Source: TNO - Sander Limonard, Martijn Staal, Monika Lechner - 2009 ArtBabble ‘ Professional’ Community centered ‘ amateur / lay person’ Waisda Open Images Organisational centered

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29. How does it work? Players can choose from four ‘channels’ that contain different programmes

30. How does it work? In the game channel players enter tags that decribe what they see and hear

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33. Generating a constant flow of traffic is a challenge ! But recently: great boost through Farmer seeks a Wife website

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Editor's Notes

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