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  • THE DIGITAL MUSEUM AS

    PLATFORM

    Cultural Institutions, Libraries and Open Linked Data by GFII, Paris 2013

    Jacob R. Wang, National Museum of Denmark, @jacob_wang

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationThank you for inviting me.

    Ive never wanted to know french more than I do today!!

    My name is Jacob and Im Head of Digital Media at the National Museum of Denmark.

    My work is primarily focused on digital strategy and digitisation. Currently we are working to redefine and modernize our museum into what we call The Digital National Museum.

  • OUTLINE Preamble // The switch from broadcast

    CASE // #HACK4DK

    Digital strategy // Look ahead, act now!

    // Build a platform

  • The National Museum of Denmark Established 1807

    550 employees | 1 million hours | 35 million Euro

  • The National Museum of Denmark Established 1807

    10 million objects| 2 million images | 1 library

  • MISSION The National Museum embody and develop the prerequisites for

    everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural history

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationAnd all our efforts are guide by this statement:

    Our mission: to embody and develop the prerequisites for everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural heritage.

    It might seem a little clunky, but thats my poor translation.

  • Were not in the MONEY-business

    Were in the VALUE-business!

    (RE)USE = VALUE

    Experience economy | Education | Cultural plurality

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationIt might be obvious to many of you, but I feel its important to note nontheless.

    We as museums are not put in the world to make money, were here to make a difference and affect people lives.

    We want to help people gain insight and perspective. For us, USE and reuse of cultural heritage stuff equals value.

  • PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationVIDEN

    So were about KNOWLEDGE creation and sharing.

    And as you probably know, knowledge needs mediation to be valuable!

    Books are still one the most used media for transmitting knowledge

  • Odense City Museums, 1998

  • 1950s - Invented and developed

    1990s - Commercially available

    2000s - Exponential growth all over

  • Were here

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationSource: http://arstechnica.com/business/2012/05/bandwidth-explosion-as-internet-use-soars-can-bottlenecks-be-averted/

  • Graphics from Smithsonian Learning Model >> CLICK ME

    NEW social, communication, learning, creation, sharing

    MECHANICS

    http://smithsonian-webstrategy.wikispaces.com/Strategy+--+Themes

  • SO WERE MOVING From broadcast to dialogue

    From product to platform

    From analogue to digital

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationAnd all our efforts are guide by this statement:

    Our mission: to embody and develop the prerequisites for everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural heritage.

    It might seem a little clunky, but thats my poor translation.

  • PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationIn the fall 2012 Denmark had its first cultural heritage hackathon.

    Inspired by Europeana, who have held a series under the name #hack4europe we called it #hack4dk

  • HACKATHON A hackathon is an event in which computer programmers and

    others in the field of software development, like graphic designers,

    interface designers and project managers collaborate intensively

    on software projects.

    Wikipedia

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationA hackathon is an event in which...

    So in october last year

  • Danish Agency for Culture

    National Museum of Denmark

    Royal Library of Denmark

    The State Archives

    We want to do a hackathon!!

    To push for more open data

    To have something cool built

    To get in touch with developers

  • PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationThis is what our hakathon looked like

    50 people, 10 prototypes, 1 party

  • #HACK4DK KICKOFF October 2012 8 Ignite talks on open data/culture/source

    Videocamera = Youtube ;)

  • PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationIm here to have fun and do cool stuff

    Im here to meet fellow geeks and talk about common interests

    Im here to network and meet new people

    Im here because I heard Microsoft is buying beer and they owe one!

  • 10 PROTOTYPES Kulturarv

    Datafest

    Adopt a mound

    Near something

    Dead neighbours

    YES Image analysis of artworks

    Image mosaic/smashup

    Danebrosmnd

    SMK geoscraping

    Mapping artworks

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationKulturarv (augmented reality on showing protected and preservation-worthy buildings)Datafest (a generic crowdsourcing tool using OAI-PMH)Adopt a mound (a concept on civic engagement in heritage)Near something a site showing the distance to the nearest somethingDead neighbours (a service showing who lived where in Copenhagen)Image analysis of artworksImage mosaik/smashupDanebrosmnd (putting important people on a timeline)SMK geoscrapingMapping artworks

  • PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationThe winner project!

    Augmented Reality by Code United

    Built on the data from the Danish Agency for Culture

    Protected and unique buildings...

  • OUTCOMES?

    Documentation of #hack4dk 2012: http://goo.gl/gmPuv

    http://goo.gl/gmPuv

  • GREAT MEDIA-

    COVERAGE Hack-a-what?! Sounds interesting!

    FIRST CONTACT With developer communities in DK

    GREAT FUN Everybody had a blast!

    COOL PROJECTS Ideas and perspectives from outsiders

  • This hackathon is a good example that ()

    cultural institutions have embraced the digital

    challenge.

    In my view, culture has great potential to become a

    much larger force in the Danish society, and free

    access to culture data is a big step in the right

    direction.

    - Uffe Elbk, Minister of Culture

  • OUTCOMES for us Deployment of Natmus API (beta)

    Documentation of Royal Library API

    Deployment of CPH City Archive API (alpha)

    Real-world application of DK Heritage Agency API

    Raised awareness of the value/potential of open data

  • PREPARATION year easy + 2 weeks intensive planning

    Budget: 4 x 650 Euro + 1300 Euro from Microsoft

    Tools: Tumblr, Twitter, Facebook, G+ Hangouts, Google Docs

  • #HACK4DK 2013 MORE DATA, MORE TIME, MORE FOCUS

    NEW PARTICIPANTS Institutions

    Developers

    Designers (GFX, UX, UI)

    Concept designers

    Storytellers

    Teachers

    Editors

    MORE THEMES Gaming

    Culture

    Turism

    Borgerservice

    Education

    #HACK4DK 2013 1st weekend in October (not confirmed)

    MORE DATA, MORE TIME, MORE FOCUS

    NEW PARTICIPANTS Institutions

    Developers

    Designers (GFX, UX, UI)

    Concept designers

    Storytellers

    Teachers

    Editors

    MORE THEMES Gaming

    Culture

    Turism

    Borgerservice

    Education

  • MISSION The National Museum embody and develop the prerequisites for

    everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural history

  • MISSION The National Museum embody and develop the prerequisites for

    everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural history

    We cant do that alone!!!

  • MISSION The National Museum embody and develop the prerequisites for

    everyone to be able to gain insight into cultural history

    Via 3rd party mashups

    Creating mashable content

  • DIGITAL HERITAGE STRATEGY Principles, tactics, trends and perspectives

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationOk, so finishing off Id like to say a few words on our take on strategy, that might be an inspiration to you.

  • Photo: http://preparingyourfamily.com

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationGetting back to my museum, this is where were at right now.

    The world is definately changing around us. New challenges, new practices and new tools are here.

    I admit, its a bit overdramatic, but I really like this image for its ability to illustrate and communicate a sense of urgency.

    And my point obviously is: We, The National Museum, are not where we want to be

  • Further Social Local Mobile Web 2.0

    Semantic Web, Singularity, The future

    Built for the early web + broadcast

    Photo: http://preparingyourfamily.com

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationEarly web =No linked data.

  • THE STRATEGIST I will predict the future, and use this to carefully plan

    our work in the years to come!

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationOk, so weve analyzed the situation, now lets call in the strategists!!

    Im responsible for the digital strategy of my organisation, is this what Im supposed to do...?

    I think it is. But.

  • Strategi & Vision

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationStrategy is nothing withour action, so this

  • WHAT DOES THE FUTURE

    HOLD? Relevant trends and disruptive tools

    (Further SoLoMo, Semantic Web, Natural interfaces, Image

    recognition, Augmented Reality, Artificial Intelligence)

    PrsentateurCommentaires de prsentationSo were caught between the things to come and the things that need doing now.

    Here are some of the key trends that I find interessting and exciting for my museum.

    http://www.forbes.com/sites/ericsavitz/2012/10/22/gartner-10-critical-tech-trends-for-the-next-five-years/

  • WHAT CAN WE DO NOW? Pick principles and tactics + do stuff

    (Government 2.0, Linked Open Data, Copyright Policy,

    Infrastructure development, Digitisation, Metadata

    production, Devops, Lean Startup methodologies)

  • THE DIGITAL NATIONAL MUSEUM 1 strategy, 1 project, 3 themes

    Openess, Accessibility, Transparency

    Digital platform development

    Digital literacy

    Were putting the pedal to the metal!

  • THE DIGITAL NATIONAL MUSEUM Full digitisation and accessibility

    Infrastructure development

    Collection crowdsourcing

    Open Source Tools

    Community Focus

  • SUMMARY Supplement broadcast with dialogue

    Build open and shareable ressources and tools

    Support local action, Engage with users

    Look ahead act now!

  • Thank you!

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