Europeana Creative

Europeana Creative Europeana New Projects Meeting

Max Kaiser Austrian National Library

The Hague, 13 March 2014 @maxkaiser

[email protected]

www.slideshare.net/maxkaiser

creative re-use of

digitised content

content re-use

supports cultural heritage

institutions to fulfil their mission

fosters innovative ways of using

cultural heritage

main strategic goal of Europeana

critical mass of content for re-use

Europeana Labs & technical infrastructure

Europeana Content Re-use Framework

co-creation events

five Pilots

series of challenge events with the creative industries

incubation of the most viable projects

evaluation cycle

The project

February 2013 – July 2015 (30 months)

CIP ICT PSP Best Practice Network

Call: CIP-ICT-PSP-2012-6

• Theme 2: digital content, open access and creativity

26 partners from 14 EU member states

Coordinated by the Austrian National Library

835 person-months effort

Budget: € 5,312,514

EU contribution: € 4,250,000

Project Partners

Europeana and Content Providers

Europeana Foundation (NL)

Austrian National Library (AT)

Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (NL)

National Museum (CZ)

Museum für Naturkunde (DE)

The British Library (GB)

Creative Hubs and Associations

European Network of Living Labs (NL)

MFG Medien- und Filmgesellschaft Baden-Württemberg, Innovation

Agency for ICT and Media Baden-Württemberg (DE)

European Creative Business Network (NL)

EUN Partnership / European Schoolnet (BE)

Agence luxembourgeoise d’action culturelle (LU)

Culture24 (GB)

EUROCLIO – European Association of History Educators (NL)

Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture (FI)

Technical and Multimedia Experts

National Technical University of Athens (GR)

youARhere (FR)

AIT Austrian Institute of Technology (AT)

Spild af Tid (DK)

We Are What We Do (GB)

Semantika (SI)

Webtic (NL)

Ontotext (BG)

Exozet Games (DE)

Living Labs in 4 Member States

Platoniq Sistema Cultural (ES)

EUN Partnership / European Schoolnet (BE)

youARhere (FR)

Aalto University, School of Arts, Design and Architecture (FI)

… plus the European Network of Living Labs

Business Planning Specialists

Kennisland (NL)

European Business & Innovation Centre Network (BE)

project structure &

areas of synergies

WP1 Europeana Labs

WP2 Infrastructure for Content Re-use

WP3

Business

Model

Frameworks

WP4

Pilots

WP5

Open

Innovation

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WP8 Project Management

MANAGEMENT

SUPPORT DELIVERY

Europeana Labs

Europeana Labs Project Brief

Bring together the

application gallery,

technical services,

case studies, example

code and content for

experimentation

needed by creative re-

use projects

Europeana Labs Brand Proposition

“Europeana Labs is a playground for

remixing and using your cultural and

scientific heritage. It is both an online

space and a network of real-world

places for inspiration, innovation and

sharing.”

Europeana Labs Users

The developer inspired to or paid to develop

based on our API, code and labs hardware.

The creative industry professional or entrepreneur

with a commercial motivation to remix or republish

heritage, or to do so at scale.

The designer-developer or multi-disciplinary

teams who want to do both of the above.

What do we want people to do?

We want people to discover and be inspired by

our open collections and find them easy to re-

use, remix or republish.

We want people to share the tools, services

and code that they create with others.

If they are so inspired, we would like them to

join co-creation and other collaborative

activities.

Europeana Labs Releases

Beta (March 2014)

Blog

Events

API QuickStart

API Console

Content build-out (Gallery, Datasets)

Content Reuse Framework (described)

Turn off corresponding areas of Pro, Labs, Remix, Portal

Community editing

Design tweaks

v. 1.0 (July 2014)

Best Practice for projects/labs

OAI-PMH docs

SPARQL endpoint

Search improvements

Terms & Conditions for Humans

Search Widget Configurator

MyEuropeana integration

More Spaces (from ENoLL, SPECIFI Creative Ring,

Europeana Space)

v. 2.0 (January 2015)

Image similarity browsing

Enrichment services (geo, entity)

Data export packager

CRF opt-in content downloads

Statistics dashboard (providers and everyone)

Resources for entrepreneurs? (links to business lounges,

etc.)

Pilots

5 Themes – 5 Pilots – 5 Challenges

Started Nov. 2013 Started May 2013 Starts

May 2014

Pilot Workflow

plan design prototype deploy

incubate

refine

evaluate

co-funded pilot incubated spin-off

challenge

History Education Pilot

Tools (for educators) for creation of

online learning activities

Tailored for use in

history education

Natural History

Education Pilot

Two products that showcase

history content available via

Europeana

Museum Game:

Serious adventure

game, taking place at

Museum for Naturkunde in Berlin

Memory Game for children:

Answer questions related to

natural history

Social Networks Pilot

Enrich sounds with

Europeana materials

and other websources

Invite communities

to interact

Tourism Pilot

Recreate paintings and

images and share via

social media

Challenges (WP5 Open Innovation)

Identify, incubate and spin-off viable projects

Based on the 5 thematic areas of the projects

Pilots as inspiration

Challenge winner receives support package, incl.

technical, strategic and business suppurt to help

develop the idea and get the business started

First Challenge event for

(Natural) History Theme:

@ The Egg, Brussels

29 / 30 April 2014

More

information

www.europeanacreative.eu

twitter.com/eCreativeEU

www.facebook.com/EuropeanaCreative

http://ecreativeeducation2014.istart.org/

Take-away

message

WP1 Europeana Labs

WP2 Infrastructure for Content Re-use

WP3

Business

Model

Frameworks

WP4

Pilots

WP5

Open

Innovation

WP

6 E

valu

atio

n

WP

7 D

issem

inatio

n

WP8 Project Management

MANAGEMENT

SUPPORT DELIVERY

Max Kaiser

@maxkaiser

[email protected]

Thank you!

Europeana Creative

Technology

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