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24 Dec 13:55
Impressões sobre o DCMI International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications 2015 por Marcel F.
É com prazer que trazemos o relato do Professor Marcel F. a respeito do evento DCMI International Conference on Dublin Core and Metadata Applications 2015
O Professor coloca neste documento suas impressões com relação ao evento e suas atividades!!
Link da página do evento : http://dcevents.dublincore.org/IntConf/dc-2015/schedConf/
24 Dec 13:54
Disponíveis apresentações sobre Evolução dos Sistemas de Organização do Conhecimento em tempos de Inteligência Coletiva e Processos Colaborativos para construção de Ontologias apresentadas no I Fórum Nacional de Sistemas de Informação para a Cultura
Apresentações dos profs. Dalton Martins e Eliany Araújo no I Fórum Nacional de Sistemas de Informações Culturais
Segue aqui o site do Fórum para ver programação completa e nossa participação no evento.
Seguem abaixo as apresentações:
Do documento às ontologias: uma visão sobre sistemas de organização do conhecimento em tempos de inteligência coletiva - I Fórum Nacional de Sistemas de Informação - Ministério da Cultura from Dalton Martins
24 Dec 13:49
Astronomy: a gathering of people around an astronomical chart, engraving after J.P. Le Bas. The Wellcome Library CC BY
From public libraries to business and brokerage: a round-up of Europeana Task Forces
by Imogen.Greenhalgh@BL.uk (ImogenG)
As you may know if you’re a member of our Network Association, we run Task Forces to bring experts in our community together to address challenges facing Europeana and its strategy. These Task Forces work on recommendations which then inform the following year’s business plan, ensuring the Network Association has a direct say in Europeana’s future. More broadly, we believe they contribute to the digital cultural heritage sector as a whole - the challenges we face, and the solutions we find, rarely apply exclusively to the work that we are doing.
As the end of the year nears, eight Task Forces are wrapping up, or have already done so. They’ve been working away busily over the course of the year and will publish their findings in early 2016 (one, Evaluations and Enrichments, has already and you can read them here). While we’ll hear from each Task Force in greater depth then, we thought we’d catch up with each of the Chairs to hear their highlights before the holidays.
The Content Re-use Task Force recently produced the Publishing Framework, an important step forward in our mission to help our partners get more out of the collections they share with us. Harry Verwayen, who led the Task Force along with Merete Sanderhoff, is delighted to have been able to share one outcome of their work. “We are excited that the hard work of the Task Force resulted in a tangible framework which manages the relationship between what cultural institutions share with Europeana, and what they can expect in return. The Task Force has done an incredible job setting standards in their respective communities and are now helping translate the framework into as many languages as possible.” The Publishing Framework has had a fantastic reception so far - if you’ve yet to read it, it’s available here.
Re-use was a priority for the education Task Force too, chaired by Steven Stegers. “Education has great potential for re-use. And while most providers are happy to see their collections being used and re-used by students, there are barriers - copyright, for instance, and discoverability - which stand in the way of this potential being fully realised. It will take work to overcome these, but we hope the work we have done will offer opportunities for Europeana to unlock at least some of this potential, and be the basis for a lively new community of experts.”
Astronomy: a gathering of people around an astronomical chart, engraving after J.P. Le Bas. The Wellcome Library CC BY
The FLOSS Task Force shared this desire to build an active community according to its chair Gregory Markus. “What’s most exciting about this Task Force is the potential within EuropeanaTech to form a stronger open source developer community. Rather than just working in project bubbles, we can come together and focus our efforts. There is a huge need for things like interoperability and standardizations, and developing adaptably. My hope is that we become as strong as the EDM community is now, still passionate about strengthening a tool created five years ago.”
Exploiting opportunities for Europeana and digital cultural heritage in business is the topic for the next Task Force we hear from. Marco Rendina, the technical coordinator for Europeana Fashion, chaired this group, and the Fashion project provided the Task Force with a valuable model. “Working to define effective business cases in the cultural heritage domain is quite challenging. We had to think outside the box, and explore scenarios that were completely alien to most of us. But this exploration forced us to really focus on our value propositions, something that is easily taken for granted, and this exercise helped us better understand what we have to offer and why.”
From the world of business to the world of public libraries. The Public Libraries Task Force came together to look at how to better represent the voice of this sector in Europeana. Chair Rob Davies is pleased with their progress: “the Public Libraries Task Force has opened up an important avenue toward re-use of Europeana content and services by people who use Europe’s 50,000-strong network of public libraries in local communities. This centres on the creative momentum of the Makerspace movement in public libraries and initiatives like it - the results have the potential to be quite exciting!”
Also looking local was the Task Force ‘Connecting local networks for collaborating and information sharing’. Chair Hans van der Linden was enthusiastic about the possibilities they offer: “We identified characteristics and underlying principles for local, open networks as ecosystems for the sustainable handling of digital cultural heritage. The recommendations we have drawn up address setting up new networks as well as improving existing ones, at a European, macro-regional and local level.”
Last but not least, and also working to better connect individuals and institutions working towards the same goals in the broader Europeana community was the Communicators Group Task Force. “There’s the potential to create a really powerful network of communicators working together across Europe to amplify the great work being done in the digital cultural heritage sector,” explains Chair Kerstin Herlt, “and what we wanted to design was a practical framework for one - something sustainable that works across borders and domains. We’ve worked hard to crack this, and now we are ready to get started - stay tuned in the new year!”
As these diverse groups show, the Europeana community brings together an extraordinary array of experts from numerous backgrounds, all working towards a secure and sustainable future for Europeana. Together, they answer specific needs, not just for Europeana, but for the digital heritage sector more widely. We are grateful for all their time and efforts, and look forward to sharing their outcomes and final recommendations soon.
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24 Dec 13:43
DPLA Workshop: Introduction to DPLA’s Application Programming Interface, February 11, 2016, 3:30 PM Eastern
by DPLA
We’re pleased to invite our extended community to attend a free DPLA workshop webinar — An Introduction to DPLA’s Application Programming Interface — taking place on February 11, 2016 at 3:30PM Eastern.
This webinar, led by DPLA Technology Specialist Mark Breedlove, will introduce the fundamentals of distributed web application architecture to an uninitiated audience, with a special focus on the DPLA’s Application Programming Interface, or API. We will cover what a web application is, what an API is, how web applications on different sites communicate with one another, and why. This webinar should interest those who have been hearing about “APIs” and “web applications,” but do not fully understand what these terms mean; or those who understand generally, but want to get a better sense of what the DPLA’s API can do and what role it plays at a high level. We aim to have participants leave the webinar feeling confident in their ability to discuss web APIs and strategies for their implementation.
DPLA Workshops are online learning opportunities highlighting subjects central to our community, such as education, metadata, technology, copyright, and more. These events are open to the public (registration required). To hear about all upcoming workshop announcements, sign up for our mailing list.
24 Dec 13:21
Workshop de Preservação Digital cria a Carta de Ribeirão Preto
by Rede Memorial de Pernambuco
As instituições públicas e privadas e o Comitê Gestor da Rede Memorial, representados pelos delegados abaixo relacionados, reunidos no Centro de Tecnologia da Informação da Universidade de São Paulo, Campus de Ribeirão Preto, em outubro de 2015, por ocasião do Workshop Preservação Digital, promovido pela Seção da América Latina e Caribe da Federação Internacional de Associações de Biblioteca e Instituições, cônscios de sua responsabilidade social, bem como, da necessidade e oportunidade de se expressarem publicamente, enquanto comunidade de interesse, vem divulgar no presente manifesto sua apreensão e posição para encorajar as autoridades públicas e privadas a adotarem políticas de preservação e acesso aberto aos bens do patrimônio científico, tecnológico e cultural brasileiro registrado em meio digital.
Considerando as recomendações contidas:
– na Carta de Preservação Digital da UNESCO, março de 2003;
– na Carta para Preservação do Patrimônio Arquivístico Digital Brasileiro do Conselho Nacional de Arquivos (CONARQ) de 2004;
– nos objetivos e diretrizes contidas no Plano Nacional de Cultura do Ministério (PNC) criado pela Lei no. 12.343 de 02 de dezembro de 2010;
– nos Dez princípios e compromissos para a digitalização dos acervos memoriais que constam da Carta do Recife 2.0 da Rede Memorial de 2011;
– na Declaração da UNESCO de 21 de setembro de 2012, “Memória do Mundo na Era Digital: digitalização e preservação” (Carta de Vancouver);
– na Lei Cultura Viva, no. 13.018, de 22 de julho de 2014 do Ministério da Cultura, no seu artigo 63; e
– no IFLA Trends Report publicado em 2014,
– nas “Diretrizes para planejamento de digitalização de livros raros e coleções especiais” publicadas pela IFLA em janeiro de 2015.
e reconhecendo ainda os princípios defendidos pela(o):
– Rede Cariniana do Instituto Brasileiro de Informação em Ciência e Tecnologia (IBICT);
– Articulação civil da Rede Memorial; e
– Programa Nacional de Acervos Digitais proposto pela Coordenadoria de Cultura Digital da Secretaria de Políticas Culturais do MINC;
manifestam inquietação com:
– a formalização da Política Nacional de Acervos Digitais, encabeçada pelo Ministério da Cultura, mas de interesse também dos demais Ministérios frente a sua transversalidade, caráter estratégico e impacto social;
– a pulverização de iniciativas governamentais e institucionais em distintas frentes duplicando o esforço e diminuindo a eficiência do gasto público;
– a demanda de um mapeamento dos acervos digitais custodiados por organizações públicas e privadas cujo conteúdo seja do interesse memorial para o patrimônio nacional;
– a urgência de articulação institucional em prol de uma Política de Curadoria Digital;
– a demanda não atendida de formação e capacitação de profissionais habilitados em Curadoria Digital.
e propõem e encorajam:
– a abertura de um instrumento de consulta pública com vistas a subsidiar a política integrada de acervos digitais, em especial no que se refere à preservação digital;
– a promoção da articulação de projetos, ações e pesquisas das diversas instituições interessadas, com o objetivo de compartilhar iniciativas, recursos,conhecimento e experiências no contexto deste Manifesto;
– o planejamento de um sistema nacional de memória a partir de um diagnóstico que aponte o estado da arte dos acervos digitais de interesse e memória nacional, identificando suas condições e riscos;
– o empoderamento dos delegados que subscrevem este documento, e outros profissionais e grupos de interesse, para atuarem como agentes junto às suas organizações em ações que consolidem políticas institucionais de preservação digital;
– as universidades e instituições de ensino, pesquisa e extensão a desenvolver iniciativas de reforma de seus currículos e criação de cursos de formação que atendam as demandas identificadas nos relatórios que apontam as tendências do século XXl;
– as instituições de Ensino, Pesquisa, Desenvolvimento e Inovação (PD&I) e Cultura, no sentido de garantir e otimizar o processo de preservação e disponibilização da informação produzida, que deve ser de acesso público;
Esse é um instrumento aberto para adesão de interessados em dar suporte às considerações, apreensões e proposições nele contidas.
Ribeirão Preto, 23 de outubro de 2015.
ASSINAM A CARTA:
- Marcos Galindo – Rede Memorial UFPE
- Sueli Mara Soares Pinto Ferreira – IFLA LAC/USP FFCLRP
- Ariadne Chloe Furnival – UFSCar
- Bibiana Teixeira de Almeida – Embrapa
- Caterina Groposo Pavão – CPD/UFRGS
- Claudiane Weber – FEBAB/UFSM
- Daniela Maciel Pinto – Embrapa
- Divino Ignácio Ribeiro Junior – UDESC/LabTecGC
- Edney Almeida de Brito – Centro Cultural São Paulo
- Eliane Colepicolo – UFSCar
- Felipe Augusto Arakaki – UNESP
- Gabriel Vieira Cândido – PUC-SP
- Geni Tofolli – Emp. Paulista Planejamento Metropolitano
- Gisele Laura Haddad – USP/ECA/PPGMusica
- Graciele Maria de Carvalho – UFOP
- Ieda Martins – USP FFCLRP
- Isabel Ariño Grau – UNIRIO
- José Eduardo Santarem Segundo – USP FFCLRP/UNESP PPGCI
- Luciana Garcia da Silva Santarem – Unimed Ribeirão Preto
- Pedro Puntoni – Rede Memorial / Núcleo de Cultura Digital CEBRAP
- Rachel Lione Banhos – Biblioteca Central USP Ribeirão Preto
- Rafael Cobbe Dias – UNINTER / Rede Cariniana
- Vera Mariza Chaud de Paula – Fundação Educacional de Ituverava
- Vera Viana dos Santos Brandão – Embrapa
http://blogs.ifla.org/lac/2015/10/workshop-de-preservacao-digital-cria-a-carta-de-ribeirao-preto/
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