Europeana Tech 2015 Closing Plenary
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It's getting easier to pass cultural heritage data around every day. I'm concerned we're passing it around for the sake of it, and need to start thinking about its form more, so we can help people see what's hidden inside it like they would see things hanging in a museum.
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Europeana Tech 2015 Closing Plenary
- 1. Hi. I’m George Oates. gfns.uk Europeana Tech 2015, Paris
- 2. April, 2004
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- 15. I like • Talking to humans who do the work • Radical access to huge datasets • Making things that people can use
- 16. gfns.uk
- 23. The internet eats museums Working together Data enrichment Measuring impact
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- 36. “V&A Spelunker”
- 37. “V&A Spelunker”
- 38. “V&A Spelunker”
- 40. /things/9037! !
- 47. When objects were made When they were acquired
- 48. When objects were made When they were acquired NULL / UNKNOWN
- 49. When objects were made When they were acquired
- 50. When objects were made When they were acquired
- 52. When objects were made When they were acquired
- 53. descriptive_line! Caricature of Richard Brinsley Sheridan as Humility and Effrontery. Published in London by S. W. Fores in December 1806, Harry Beard Collection.! ! physical_description! Etched and hand coloured caricature of Richard Brinsley Sheridan as 'Humility or the Canvassing Candidate' and 'Effrontery or the Candidate Returned'.! ! public_access_description! Caricature of Richard Brinsley Sheridan as 'Humility or the Canvassing Candidate' and 'Effrontery or the Candidate Returned'. Published in London by S. W. Fores.!
- 55. Impact?
- 56. Use
- 57. Designing a Path or edges or nodes or regions
- 65. TECH EXPERTS HUMANS Information Study Looking Processing Knowledge Meaning Access Ownership Use Scale Emphasis Direction
- 66. Information Study Looking Processing Knowledge Meaning Access Ownership Use Scale Emphasis Direction
- 67. “The city is a multi-purpose shifting organization. “The form must be somewhat non-committal, plastic to the purposes and perceptions of its citizens.” The Image of the City Kevin Lynch
- 68. OUR NEXT STEP “Two-Way Street” Give people a place to leave comments on things in the British Museum.
- 69. The Basic Plan for Two-Way Street • Spelunker-ish, whole catalogue Path defined by upcoming exhibition, Defining Beauty • Allow public comments Set community guidelines; moderate • Watch for “attention features” Expect reshaping/re-presentation based on activity
- 74. Tim Hunkin
- 75. Tim Hunkin
- 76. Tim Hunkin
- 81. “To wander in a museum and have the fluttery feeling of discovery and potential,” she says, “is a great feeling.”
- 87. Looking Search
- 88. The internet eats museums Working together Data enrichment Measuring impact
- 89. Empty data cities Work with your content Think about new forms Demonstrate use
- 90. Merci beaucoup! George Oates GOOD, FORM & SPECTACLE gfns.uk | @goodformand