The document discusses the integration of linked open data within the Europeana project, focusing on digitized Israeli and Jewish cultural content. It highlights the impact of digitization, the development of a Jewish knowledge grid, and examples of collaborative efforts in enhancing digital access to Jewish studies. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of linking various vocabularies and encyclopedias to improve the structure and accessibility of Jewish knowledge online.

1. ‫ב‬ ‫שימוש‬Linked Data‫ומיזם‬‫אירופיאנה‬
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Europeana and Linked Open Data
Dov Winer
Scientific Manager, Judaica Europeana
Coordinator, MINERVA Israel Cultural Heritage Digitisation Forum

2.  Digital Contents: Israeli and Jewish
 The Impact of digitised contents
 Some examples of high impact
 Europeana: Common Data Model for Content
 Linked Data
 Judaica Linked Data context for Jewish Digitised Contents -
towards a Jewish Knowledge Grid.
Outline
http://2014.minervaisrael.org.il

3. Digitised Contents

4. Judaica Europeana Partners

5. ~millions+
digital cultural
objects

6. Jewish Digitised Content

7. Jewish Digitised Content

8. Jewish Digitised Content

16. Impact

17. Slide from the presentation Value, Impact & the Benefits of Digitisation for University
Collections by Simon Tanner from King’s College London, COIMBRA Workshop at
Edinburgh University Library (2013): http://tinyurl.com/2013Tanner

18. Slide from the presentation Value, Impact & the Benefits of Digitisation for University
Collections by Simon Tanner from King’s College London, COIMBRA Workshop at
Edinburgh University Library (2013): http://tinyurl.com/2013Tanner

19. Slide from the presentation Value, Impact & the Benefits of Digitisation for University
Collections by Simon Tanner from King’s College London, COIMBRA Workshop at
Edinburgh University Library (2013): http://tinyurl.com/2013Tanner

20. Slide from the presentation Value, Impact & the Benefits of Digitisation for University
Collections by Simon Tanner from King’s College London, COIMBRA Workshop at
Edinburgh University Library (2013): http://tinyurl.com/2013Tanner

21. Examples of Digital Impact

28. Europeana:
Common Data Model for Content

29. Europeana: Make the beautiful thing: Business Plan 2015
http://pro.europeana.eu/publication/make-the-beautiful-thing-business-plan-2015

30. Common Data Model

31. Outline

33. Linked Data

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42. Judaica Linked Data

43. Who? What? When? Where?
Controlled vocabularies: hubs of
Jewish Knowledge in the
Structured Web

45. Jewish encyclopedias: CONTEXT
Encyclopedia Judaica
Encyclopedia of Russian Jewry
http://www.rujen.ru/
http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/
Rav Zeev Vagner
Josh Kopelman

50. Establishing a Jewish Knowledge Grid
Joint project:
 Named Entity Recognition in the text of the articles in the journals of the
Jewish Studies collection of JSTOR
 Names of persons, organizations, locations, expressions of times, events
 Linking the names to the entries in relevant vocabularies and
Encyclopedias
 Linking back the entries in the Encyclopedias and vocabularies to
relevant articles in JSTOR Jewish Studies journals.

55. MISSING:
Yad Vashem Jewish Place Names
VIAF National Library of Israel
IMAGINE from the Israel Museum
Jerusalem
Encyclopedia of Jews in the Islamic
World Online (BRILL)
Encyclopedia Judaica Online (GALE)

56. Judaica Europeana Vocabularies
Who?
What?
When?
Where?

57. Who?

58. When?

59. Jewish gazetteers
Where?

60. Thank you!
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