This document discusses opportunities for collaboration between GLAM institutions and Wikimedia to make cultural collections more accessible online. It notes that many GLAMs have volunteer programs but few have e-volunteer programs, and suggests they work together using the same model. Recommendations include addressing licensing issues, sharing expertise through projects like annotating articles, and evaluating projects both qualitatively and quantitatively. The goal is to freely share collections for all to use and reuse.

1. GLAM-WIKI:
Från korv till frihet
From sausages to freedom
Liam Wyatt, 9 Juni 2010
Licensiering av fotosamlingar
Stockholm

2. Sausages, law, encyclopedias....
Laszlo Szalai, PD - http://commons.wikimedian.org/wiki/File:Sausage_making-H-1.jpg

4. How many GLAMs have
a volunteer program?

5. ...an e-volunteer
program?

6. We’re doing the same
thing, for the same
reason, for the same
people, in the same
medium. Let’s do it
together.

7. How can we create a
proactive GLAM-WIKI
relationship?

8. These organisations do
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/User:Multichill/Custom_license_templates

9. expected and unexpected

11. http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Commons:Bundesarchiv

12. Articles related to public art in
Indianapolis, Indiana were seen
16k times in March 2010. Up
from 2k in October 2009.

13. Gnangarra - CC-by http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:GLAM_friday_gnangarra_06.JPG
Recommendations:
wikimedia.org.au/glam

14. WP:GLAM

15. The
BM
&
me
http://www.wittylama.com/2010/03/
the-british-museum-and-me/
Andrew Dunn - CC-by-SA
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/
File:British_Museum_Great_Court_roof.jpg

16. “[The British Museum is] one of the
broadest-ranging cultural collections
in the world. Wikipedia, the free
encyclopedia, is the most consulted
and largest compendium of knowledge
ever compiled. By harnessing the
expertise of the British Museum and the
reach of Wikipedia, this project
aims to bring mutual benefit to both
organisations.” - @matthewcock

17. Qualitative & Quantitative

18. Qualitative & Quantitative

19. “Backstage Pass”
Fae CC-BY-SA http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/
File:An_Van_Camp_with_D%C3%BCrer_block.jpg
Magnus Manske CC-BY-SA http://commons.wikimedia.org/
wiki/File:Backstage_pass_BM_2010-06-04_16-03-54.jpg
uk.wikimedia.org/wiki/Backstage_Pass

20. “Free x2”
not for profit, volunteer created,
available to use, and re-use.
Imagine if you never had to deal with a licensing org. again!
Gratis Libre

21. Re-use

22. • Freedom of Panorama
• Cultural rights • Terms of use
• Donor restrictions • Commercial license
• Photography policy • Attribution
• Fair Use • TPMs/DRMs
• International • Copyright in scans
copyright terms
Control of Museum Art Images:
The Reach and Limits of Copyright and Licensing
Melissa Brown, Kenneth Crews - Columbia University
http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=1542070

23. Fair Use
Same article in:
< Afrikaans
Swedish >
http://meta.wikimedia.org/wiki/Non-free_content

24. Licensing Conditions on 3rd
parties?
If you take a
picture (when
you’re not
supposed to) Richard Giles - CC-by-SA (??)
http://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/
and give it to
File:Usain_Bolt_Olympics_Celebration
.jpg
me, am I bound
by your license
conditions?
http://ragesoss.com/blog/2009/10/09/wikipedia-and-olympics-committee-heading-for-collision/

25. ç

26. What creates copyright:
?
“Originality” “Sweat of the Brow”

27. The legal arguments
are just that.
What about the moral
argument?

28. If you love something,
set it free.

29. We’re doing the same
thing, for the same
reason, for the same
people, in the same
medium. Let’s do it
together.

30. Peace, Love & Metadata
liamwyatt@gmail.com
[[user:witty lama]]
@wittylama
www.wittylama.com/blog
This presentation will be available via my website