GLAMTLV2018/Submissions/Impact and potential of structured data on Wikimedia projects for the GLAM sector
This is an Open submission for GLAM TLV Conference 2018 that has not yet been reviewed by the members of the Program Committee. |
- Submission no. 38
- Title of the submission
- Impact and potential of structured data on Wikimedia projects for the GLAM sector
- Author(s) of the submission
- Sandra Fauconnier - User:SandraF (WMF)
- E-mail address
- sandrafwikimedia.org
- Country of origin
- Belgium/Netherlands
- Affiliation, if any (organisation, company etc.)
- Wikimedia Foundation
- Type of session
- Talk
- Length of session
- 30 minutes, on Sunday.
- Ideal number of attendees
- 100 (GLAM staff)
- Abstract
This session for a general audience of GLAM professionals provides an overview of how structured data on Wikimedia projects (Wikidata, Structured Data on Commons) provides value for GLAM institutions, including:
- Wikidata as a platform and hub for Linked Open Data (LODLAM);
- Wikidata as a multilingual hub for GLAM vocabularies and authority files;
- Wikidata and Commons as platforms for dialogue and collaboration with worldwide communities, providing many new opportunities for discovery of collections, enrichment and re-use.
The presentation will include examples of existing, inspiring GLAM-Wiki projects around the world that integrate structured data.
- What will attendees take away from this session?
- At the end of this session, attendees from the GLAM sector will have a clear understanding of the role that structured data on Wikimedia projects can play for their own collections.
- Attendees from the GLAM sector will have a basic understanding of what makes structured data on our projects unique, including the community-building aspects, and on how to get in touch with Wikimedians to initiate such projects.
- Slides or further information
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