Developing Projects in the Europeana Cultural Heritage Ecosystem - Breandán Knowlton

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A presentation by Breandán Knowlton of the Europeana project to the Global Council meeting of OCLC. Presented in The Hague, Netherlands in April 2013. Outlines project management and partner development practices for large, cross-border projects.

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@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Breandán Knowlton
Programme Manager
Europeana Foundation
Developing
Projects
in the Europeana Cultural Heritage Ecosystem

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
How do you find partners?
How do you build a critical mass?
Who decides who participates?
How do partners contribute?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
What do our projects
look like?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Our Project Ecosystem
2011 2012 2013

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Aggregat
e
Facilitat
e
Distribut
e
Engag
e

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
How do you find
partners?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Passion Resources
Competence

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
How do you build
critical mass?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
core: stay small
consensus: go big

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Who decides?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Saying yes

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
How do partners
contribute?

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
In conclusion

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
fluidity
agility

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
consensus
from diversity

@bfk OCLC Global Council 2013
Thanks!
I’m Breandán Knowlton.
You’ll find me at @bfk or Breandan.org.
I work at Europeana.eu.
And I look forward to your questions.

Mahendra Mahey, manager of British Library Labs (BL Labs) will examine some of the BL’s digital collections/data & discuss challenges he has had in making the BL's cultural heritage data available openly or onsite at the British Library. Mahendra will invite delegates to explore data-sets at their leisure, setting a challenge for those who are interested, skilled in exploring, finding patterns and grouping data. They could become data-set authors/creators of derived data-sets, based on pre-existing digital collections/data provided on the day or already available on https://data.bl.uk. The workshop will conclude with reflections from the delegates and possibly highlighting a number derived data-sets that were generated by participants on the day that could now potentially exist on https://data.bl.uk. If selected, these new derived data-sets will be attributed with the creators' / authors' details and each will have its own cite-able Digital Object Identifier (D.O.I). These new data-sets would then be available for reuse by any researcher in the world. GUIDANCE FOR THIS WORKSHOP We strongly recommend you come to this workshop with an appropriate device such as a laptop pre-installed with appropriate tools to analayse different kinds of data-sets, e.g. Microsoft Excel may work with smaller data-sets such as metadata (see other data exploration tools below). If you don't have one, and would still like to attend, please request to 'pair up' with someone who is willing to share and has already signed up. Other data exploration tools include: Notepad++ (e.g. for viewing text and XML); Open Refine (e.g. for cleaning data); Tableau Public (e.g. for visualising data); Google Fusion Tables (e.g for visualising geo-spatial data); Spacy (e.g. for text and data mining), RStudio (an open source Statistical package), MATLAB (data analysis tool) & NLTK (Natural Language processing). Please note that this workshop is NOT about training you in using any of these tools, just tools you may be already familiar with to explore and find patterns in our data. Datatypes you may be examining in this workshop could include: .ZIP, .PDF, .TXT, .CSV, .TSV. .XLS, .XLSX, RDF, .nt, XML (TEI, ALTO and bespoke), .JSON, .JPG, .JPEG, .TIFF and .WARC Please ensure you are able to read these files on your device before the workshop if you are interested in exploring them during our session. Slides for session: http://goo.gl/ URL for specific data: http:// Mahendra Mahey tweets at @BL_Labs & @mahendra_mahey

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Developing Projects in the Europeana Cultural Heritage Ecosystem - Breandán Knowlton

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