Online-Seminars

Open Cultural Data in Indonesia

In this first edition, Hilmar Farid, Director General of Culture of the Ministry of Education and Culture Indonesia, will discuss the current situation of open cultural data in Indonesia.
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Wikimedia Commons for GLAM Institutions

This seminar introduces Wikimedia Commons, an open repository that can be used by GLAM institutions to present collections to the public.
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From Curation to Creation

The current edition of our online-seminar series will explore ways to use fiction and non-fiction writing to communicate GLAM’s cultural collections.
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Open Access & Copyrights

In this seminar, Ari Juliano Gema and Bhredipta Socarana will explore with us common copyrights issues that GLAM institution face.
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Data + Culture

What song has the longest melody? Which city gave birth to the most music composers? These questions can be answered by using structured, linked and open data collected by Wikidata.
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Merancang Aktivitas Virtual untuk Museum dan Galeri

Designing Virtual Experience for Museums and Galleries

Interaction with visitors is important for museums and galleries. Apart from having a mission to save and preserve cultural collections, museums and galleries also have a responsibility to provide information and education about their collections.
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Digital Storytelling for GLAM Institutions

Stories have always served as a medium for connecting with other people and building relationships. With the advances in computer-based technology and the pervasiveness of social media, the way we tell stories is expanding and becoming even more interactive. For GLAM institutions, digital storytelling can be a new way to interact with audiences and to share their collections in a more enjoyable and interesting way.
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Partner Seminars

18 August 2020

Citizen Science in the Cultural Context

The PDDI LIPI and the Center for Community and Cultural Research LIPI in collaboration with the Goethe Institut helld a webinar about Citizen Science from a socio-cultural point of view. The webinar covered how the general public can play a role in producing cultural data that can be widely used.

Books

Public Domain in Indonesia (ID)

This booklet provides an overview of the public domain in the context of copyright law in Indonesia. Aimed at institutions that want to open their public domain collections, this booklet also provides practical guide on how to determine copyright expiration and how to encourage the use of digital public domains.

The Open Data Handbook (ID)

This book is an introduction for those who want to open their data. The legal, social and technical aspects of open data are discussed here. This book also discusses why, what, and how open data is, why to go open, what open is, and the how to 'open' data.

Collaboration in the Digital Era (ID)

This hand book introduces us to open cultural data and presents ways in which cultural institutions can benefit through providing open digital resources.

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