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Following on from projects such as Regiograph and Spuren lesbar machen, Georg and Clemens are interested in the narrative development of precarious history and the site-related, interactive and explorative narrative forms that go hand in hand with this. They have recently co-published an anthology on digital strategies for making precarious collections accessible: https://www.vr-elibrary.de/doi/book/10.14220/9783737017596 They are […]
The Blue Shield Network for the Protection of Cultural Heritage in Conflict and Crisis Situations Success in the protection of cultural heritage is measured by the interaction of its various stakeholders: In addition to state institutions and international organizations such as UNESCO, civil society plays a significant role. It is non-governmental organizations (NGOs) in particular […]
On Monday, January 27 at 4 pm we are opening up our 3 day cultural hackathon and start with a fantastic underwater world experience with Maja. The seabed is often regarded as the world’s largest museum, yet it is also the world’s most inaccessible museum. UNESCO’s 2001 Convention on the Protection of the Underwater Cultural Heritage […]
Dr. Lyndon J.B. Nixon is a pioneer in the field of semantic technologies. Since the early days of online search engines, the researcher has been exploring how data on the World Wide Web can be made readable and accessible to both machines and humans. As an assistant professor at Modul University Vienna and CTO of […]
On May 4, 2023 I had the pleasure to host a workshop at the ICARUS Convention #30 in Sittard/NL. Regarding the convention’s topic “Archives and Traces of Migration” and the topic of the workshop in particular we were working on a specific research question during a FLOW GAME: OPEN BY DESIGN What are the conditions […]
Dear OpenGLAM.at – Fans! Please find attached a small photo gallery of the past Kulturhackathon 2023 – thank you for each and every one of your contributions! A summary is also available for you: Kulturhackathon 2023 PLUS_Ergebnis_ENG
Arthur Schnitzler is one of Austria’s most internationally renowned writers and playwrights. Between 1980 and 2000, Arthur Schnitzler’s diary was published at the Austrian Academy of Sciences in 10 volumes. For the past five years, his professional correspondence has been published here digitally and the diary is now also available online. In the course of […]
Cultural Heritage 2.0 – 50 Open Educational Resources (OER) in preparation for the Hackathon Do you want to dive into the field of digital cultural heritage or the application of digital humanities in the cultural sector before the hackathon? Then take a look at the collection of Open Educational Resources (OERs) from our cooperation partner […]
In addition to archaeology, art and cultural history, the 4 collection areas of the State Collections of Lower Austria also include the natural science collection. One section is the vertebrate collection, which currently consists of about 4,000 individual objects: from display and alcohol preparations to brats, skins, skeletons and individual bones to hunting trophies. In […]
(Photo credits: Illustrator: Ann Kiernan for Exposing the Invisible) KEYNOTE: Ricardo Ginés – Why is archiving so important for NGOs and other organisations? The sufferings of the young Aaron Swartz Why should we archive today? Isn’t it boring and dull anyway? Through some examples from the life of hacker, internet activist and open information campaigner Aaron Swartz, we […]