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Title:: An example of a how one aspect of the impact of Europeana Photography was mapped on the Change Pathway.
Creator:: Europeana
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

News Created: 11 August 2017

How do we know we’ve had an impact?

Europeana believes making cultural heritage digitally available and accessible is important. But why exactly? What is the value of this? Who benefits from it? What changes does it create? Or in other words: what is the impact of Europeana?

Title:: Magnolias and Irises
Creator:: Louis Comfort Tiffany
Institution:: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Copyright:: CC0

News Created: 8 August 2017

Why the Metropolitan Museum of Art is embracing open access

Content promotion Cultural Heritage Institutions Case-studies Openglam Open-access

Neal Stimler, Program Manager for Content Partnerships, at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, tells us what is driving The Met's Open Access policy, introduced in February 2017

News Created: 7 August 2017

Why data partners should link their vocabulary to Wikidata: a new case study

Data standards Cultural Heritage Institutions Europeanatech Metadata Mimo Lodlam Multilinguality Data Enrichment Wikidata Wikimedia datasets

For this information to be as useful as possible, we have to link it to semantically rich and multilingual resources.

News Created: 4 August 2017

How do we know we’ve had an impact?

Why the Metropolitan Museum of Art is embracing open access

Why data partners should link their vocabulary to Wikidata: a new case study

Save the date: The Many Lives of Europe’s Audiovisual Heritage Online

Art Up Your Tab now available for Firefox

Maps for makers: Famous cartographers