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The document describes a website called "Knowledge web of Taiwan's Diversity" that utilizes existing digital content and user contributions to present information about Taiwan's culture. It allows users to view metadata about cultural objects, organize their own collections and maps, and share with other users. The goals are to enhance content sharing, collaboration, and connections between cultural institutions, projects, and other resources in Taiwan.
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- 2. The Web adopts Adobe Flex, a productive framework that prompts appreciation for the collection value of the site via user-friendly access. It enables users to view metadata of different objects in a matrix, to organize their own collections and maps, and to share with other users.
- 3. Goals Presenting Taiwan's Diversity Digital content contributed by different cultural institutions 、 projects and web resources in Taiwan
- 4. Languages & Multimedia Taiwan folk songs and Aboriginal music…etc Archives & Databases Full text knowledge topics, Taiwan Historical Hall of Fame, Book of Historical Events and Chinese seals…ect. Maps & Architectures Taiwan traditional architecture appreciation: Temples and old streets views … etc. Art & Illustrations Feastdays and Festivals, Seasonal Customs, Paintings and Literature … etc. Biosphere & Nature Taiwan Encyclopedia of Life ( Tai EOL ) : endemic species in Taiwan Lives & Cultures Emblazonry of Taiwan, Folk Beliefs … etc. Knowledge Web of Taiwan’s Diversity Goals Presenting Taiwan's Diversity
- 5. Goals Enhancing linkages of content sharing Organization Collaboration Connection Institutional projects Open request- for-proposal projects Cyber Island Other web resources topic s controlled vocabularies Maps PowerPoint E-books AIR Widgets API Sharing User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User User
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