LangOER presentation - #Europeana4Education

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EUROPEANA4EDUCATION26 September 2016Nicole McNeilly, Business Development CoordinatorLangOER conference 2016

What we’ll cover • Quick intro Europeana• #Europeana4Education –

distribution and facilitation• #Europeana4Education case

studies• Resources available

#Europeana4Education – LangOER 26 September 2016CC BY-SA

Bokägarmärke, exlibris. 1929, Malmö museerSweden. Public Domain

Netherlands, Public Domain1794 - 1795, Rijksmuseum

Adriaan de Lelie

The Art Gallery of Jan Gildemeester Jansz

WHAT IS EUROPEANA?

50+ million digital records//3.500+ cultural institutions//content from 36 countries//collections available in 22 languages

What is Europeana?

Who is Europeana for?

Malta, CC0

1607St. John’s Co-Cathedral Foundation

Michelangelo Merisi da CaravaggioSt Jerome

EUROPEANA AND EDUCATION

UK, CC BYCharles Harrison Townsend

Bishopsgate Institute, London

1895, Rijksmuseum

Distribution partner: Integration of digital cultural data in educational partners’ systems and environments

Facilitator: Help strengthen the relation between education and cultural sector for greater visibility & re-use

Estonia, CC BY-NC-SA

Young Gardeners | Malle Leis1968 Tartu Art Museum

DISTRIBUTION PARTNERSHIPS

Netherlands, CC BY-SACircus MuseumAnonymousCirque de Moscou

Distribution partners

• Multipliers – key players with well-established communities of educators in Europe

• Various types: Commercial / non-commercial (Apple / EUN)

• Formal / informal education (EUN / EUROCLIO/ InventingEurope / EMMA)

• General / specialized (EUN / EUROCLIO/ InventingEurope)

Fransch voor de lagere school. ±1922, MuseonThe Netherlands, CC BY

EUN / LRE

Inventing Europe

Enriching research – “what’s like this?”

14 learning materials

•2 lecture aids •12 assignments

Historiana

http://historiana.eu/

FACILITATION

Netherlands, CC BY-SACircus MuseumAnonymousUntitled

Facilitation• Policy level change: access to

digitized works in the public domain

• New partnerships • Promoting existing initiatives

using Europeana content in education #Europeana4Education

• Seven principles to unlock Europeana content for use in education [Mai 1968]. Education permanente. Atelier populaire,

ex Ecole des Beaux arts1968, France | Public Domain

RESOURCES

Netherlands, Public Domain1660 - 1625, RijksmuseumAnonymous

Arrival of a Portuguese ship

What can we offer?

• 53m+ items

• Almost 40% free to reuse

http://www.europeana.eu/portal/en/record/2063604/DEN_280_020.html

What can we offer?

• Our content is available in 31 languages

• 12 languages used in our exhibitions

• 1914-18 also has content in Bosnian, Slovakian, Czech and Serbian

Trollen zijn het lievelingsspeelgoed van kinderen van de Nutsschool in Den Bosch|Felix Janssens

1993, Stadsarchief 'S-HertogenboschNetherlands, CC BY-SA

Europeana and language

Open licensing search

Quality

• Focus on quality of Tier 2, 3 and 4 content

• Prioritising openly licensed content

• Development of a Content Strategy

• More thematic collections focusing on reusable materials

Labs.europeana.eu/api

Entity API

• Enriching the search experience

• Entity autosuggest available by end of this year

Entity API• An entity page on

Collections for topics, people and places

• Browse entity pages• Links to search

results• On the main portal, a

knowledge card with detailed information about the entity

21 October 2015

Thank you - stay in touch!Nicole.mcneilly@europeana.eu@EuropeanaLabs @NicoleMcNeillyLabs.europeana.eu