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1. SIUE IRIS
Kayla Hays &
Jessica DeSpain
OMEKA
“Omeka” (pronounced oh-MEH-ka) is a Swahili
word meaning “to display or lay out wares”
2. Omeka is a software tool that enables
you to create dynamic online exhibits
that showcase collections of digital
images, text, and other multimedia
formats in one seamless site.
WHAT IS
OMEKA?
Created at George Mason
University’s Center for History and
New Media.
3. When it is
You have a set of things
you want to display on
the web.
Omeka is at its best
when you have
complete information
about each object.
When it is not
You want a simple website
Consider Wordpress
instead
You want a lot of control
over the way things look
You want sophisticated,
dynamic queries of your
database
Consider Drupal instead
You want to create complex
paths through your
collection
Consider Scalar instead
IS OMEKA THE RIGHT CHOICE?
4. yoursite.omeka.net
Here, you can build an Omeka
website hosted for free on the
Omeka.net servers.
Fewer functionalities than a
full installation or Omeka.net
subscription, but it provides
you with enough tools to test
the Omeka waters!
Space is determined by your
plan
500 mb = free plan
1GB = $50
Not all Omeka plugins are
available for use on .net. And
availability of those plugins
depends on the plan chosen
yoursite.org
The version with the
most functionality is an
independent
installation of Omeka
Requires the ability to
install a local server
OR use available SIUE
server space
yoursite.siue.edu
WHICH VERSION?
7. Items make up the Omeka archive.
Collections are merely ways to organize items. You can have a
browseable and searchable archive without any collections.
Items can only belong to one collection at one time. But items
may be a part of multiple exhibits.
Tags can be used to organize items and exhibits. Tags are
browseable and searchable; visitors can see those tags and
click on them to find other items and exhibits containing the
same tag.
OMEKA’S STRUCTURE
Omeka can function in a hierarchy
10. CREATE A PLAN
Determine how your site will be structured. The process of building a site
requires that you know before hand what the sections and sub-pages of your
exhibit will be. For example, a flowchart to help understand the hierarchy of
items, collections, and exhibit pages in Omeka.
As you organize your site, think logically about how you want to distribute your
exhibit across this hierarchy.
Are you describing the item itself or the photo?
The decision about whether you’re describing the object or the representation
of the object is up to you. But once you’ve decided, be consistent.
Organizing Content
A Tricky Aspect of Item Description
11. Important concepts for optimizing an image for web use: File
Size, Image Size, Image Resolution
Always do a “Save As” when working with images & keep a
folder for originals and one for edits
Image type – Images for the web should be saved as .jpg files.
Editing should be done to tiff files
Use Photoshop’s “Web Ready Images” (File > Save for web) to
edit images
Suggested Resolution: Save images at 72 dpi (dots per inch)
Archivists use 600 DPI, but that takes up oodles of server
space
Size: Your images should be larger than 200 x 300 pixels and
smaller than 700 x 500 pixels to work successfully in Omeka
templates.
PREPARING ITEMS FOR THE WEB
14. Important! After you are finished be sure to check “public”
next to your item in the list of items so that other people can
see it when you add it to the exhibit. After you check “public”
you must hit the “save changes” button for the change to
take.
ADDING ITEM DEMONSTRATION
16. Install Exhibit Builder Plugin
Enter Exhibit Metadata
Title
Slug
Description
Credits
Theme (each exhibit may have a different theme)
BUILD AN EXHIBIT
17. Bracero History Archive
Include metadata schema for submissions
Include a user guide/video tutorials
EXAMPLES
The Wide, Wide World Digital Edition
(widewideworldblog.org/adding-items-to-omeka)
Detailed best practices to make content useful for searchability and for
users who access descriptions on items page in Omeka
18. Miriam Posner, “Omeka Quick Start Guide.”
For creating web ready images using Photoshop
Instructional video on how to add items to Omeka:
http://omeka.org/codex/Managing_Items
Kristi Palmer, “Digital Scholarship Dining.”-list of common
tools in a digital scholarship center
Omeka Showcase Projects
SOURCES