The document discusses the transition from the 'Wiki Loves Monuments' initiative to the 'Open Monuments Project', highlighting the importance of citizen engagement in cultural heritage data. It also addresses the barriers faced in this engagement and suggests frameworks for overcoming these challenges. The authors provide contact information and links related to their work in cultural heritage.

1. From
"Wiki
loves
monuments"
to
"Open
Monuments
Project"
What
is
missed
in
GLAM
WIKI?
Ewa
Majdecka
•
Aleksandra
Janus
image:
D.
Lange,
Abandoned
Dust
Bowl
Home,
Digital
image
courtesy
of
the
Getty's
Open
Content
Program

2. Digital
Center:
what
do
we
do?
http://centrumcyfrowe.pl/english/
image:
Pearl
Sammett,
Two
female
laboratory
workers
test
synthetic
rubber
in
the
Polymer
Rubber
Corporation
plant,
Flickr,
CC
BY,
http://bit.ly/1DqVFKS

3. Open
Monuments
Project
a
tool
for
engaging
citizens
in
using,
re-­‐using,
correcting
and
collecting
open
data
about
cultural
heritage
image:
Hugo
Simberg,
Flickr,
CC
BY,
http://bit.ly/1avyhQX

4. How
similar
are
we?
and
how
are
we
different?
image:
Molly's
Breakfast
by
The
Great
Western
View
Co,
Public
Domain,
Flickr,
http://bit.ly/1Iyytxr

5. …and
why?
image:
from
Nantucket
Historical
Association,
Flickr
The
Commons,
Public
Domain,
http://bit.ly/1DOX2oC
Open
Monuments
engagement
framework

6. can
we
overcome
it?
barriers?
image:
Flickr,
Public
Domain,
http://bit.ly/1ppBOQJ

7. therapy?
let’s
talk
about
it
image:
Internet
Archive,
Francis
A.
Countway
Library
of
Medicine
via
Medical
Heritage
Library,
Public
Domain,
http://bit.ly/1z13y4q

8. where
to
find
us
ajanus@centrumcyfrowe.pl
•
emajdecka@centrumcyfrowe.pl
www.
centrumcyfrowe.pl
•
www.otwartezabytki.pl
image:
Friedrich
Eduard
Bilz,
Nowe
lecznictwo
przyrodne
:
książka
do
nauczania
i
podręcznik
leczenia
przyrodnego
i
ochrony
zdrowia,
POLONA,
http://polona.pl/item/8339607/1121/