Open Culture/Glossário GLAM/S

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Screenplay (Screenplay)

Screenplay refers to a structured list of actions needed to deliver a workshop or complete a task described in the Europeana Impact Playbook.

Referências:
Europeana

Social impact (Social Impact)

Social impact refers to the result of activities that lead to stakeholders and wider society being affected and changed in a beneficial fashion.

Wikidata: Q107340055

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Stakeholder (Stakeholder)

Stakeholder refers to a person, group, community, or organisation expected to experience a change (that is, to benefit in some way from an organisation’s work). In the impact design phase, activities and impact assessments are designed around stakeholders.

Wikidata: Q852998

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Sub-group of the expert group on digital cultural heritage and Europeana (DCHE) (Sub-group of the Expert Group on Digital Cultural Heritage and Europeana (DCHE))

Sub-group of the expert group on digital cultural heritage and Europeana (DCHE) refers to the sub-group provides the DCHE with advice on certain aspects of the Europeana Digital Service Infrastructure, such as Europeana’s general objectives, governance, strategic priorities, evolution and sustainability. The sub-group on Europeana has 12 members refer to eight members appointed following an open call for applications and four members appointed by nominations of Member States.

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Europeana

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