Nienke van Schaverbeke

Product Manager Heritage & Research Netherlands Institute for Sound & Vision Netherlands, NL

Nienke has been working at The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision as Product Manager Heritage & Research since September 2020.

From a background in academic publishing (Koninklijke Brill, Cambridge University Press) she has been working in the cultural heritage sector since 2012. In recent years she has worked at Europeana as Head of Collections where she has built up a broad and diverse network within the European heritage sector.

Nienke is an elected member of the Europeana Network Association Members Council and a member of the Europeana Impact Community Steering Group.

News posts

Title:

Persfoto Olympische Zomerspelen 1928 Amsterdam, 1662 4 x 400 meter estafette - wissel finale, Algemeen Fotobureau (Ltd.) Amsterdam 1928

Creator:

Algemeen Fotobureau (Ltd) Amsterdam

Date:

1928-08-12

Institution:

NOC*NSF

Country:

Netherlands

Copyright:

Public Domain

News Created: 23 June 2021 Nienke van Schaverbeke Yasemin Bagci

Celebrating Olympic Day with new sports heritage on Europeana

Collections Data publication Projects Cultural Heritage Institutions Europeana-sport

With 23 June marking Olympic Day, the Netherlands Institute of Sound and Vision share work they have been doing to make new sporting heritage available through Europeana and encourage audiences to engage with their sports heritage.

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Title:

Nienke van Schaverbeke at Past:Forward Conference, Erfgoed Brabant

Creator:

Sebastiaan ter Burg

Date:

11-09-2019

Copyright:

CC BY

News Created: 28 April 2021 Nienke van Schaverbeke Georgia Evans

Professionals in Focus - Nienke van Schaverbeke

Network Cultural Heritage Institutions Members-council Professionals Europeana-sport Audiovisual

In our ‘Professionals in Focus’ series, we speak to Europeana Network Association Members Councillors about their roles, working lives and plans for their time on the Members Council. This month, Nienke van Schaverbeke discusses the inspiring projects she is working on at Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision and her excitement for Europeana Sport!

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Title:

Winter Scene in a Suburb of Copenhagen

Creator:

Fridolin Johansen

Institution:

Statens Museum for Kunst

Country:

Denmark

Copyright:

CC0

Blog Created: 28 December 2016 Nienke van Schaverbeke Agiatis Benardou

Meet the winners of the Europeana Research Grants Programme 2016

Funding Academic Research Grants

We are pleased to announce the three projects that have been awarded Europeana Research Grants.

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Title:

A woman is sitting at a desk in a library, writing a letter. Engraving by I. Taylor after himself.

Institution:

Wellcome Collection

Country:

United Kingdom

Copyright:

CC BY

Blog Created: 5 September 2016 Nienke van Schaverbeke Agiatis Benardou

Europeana Research Grants Programme: 2016 Call for Submissions

Funding Academic Research grants

Eligibility details, application guidelines, terms and other useful information.

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Blog Created: 26 July 2016 Nienke van Schaverbeke

DH2016: NeMO and FLOSS traveling to Krakow

Data standards Academic Research Open-data Research

The collaboration between two EU initiatives, the NeDiMAH Methods Ontology (NeMO) and the Europeana FLOSS Task Force Inventory, aiming to align the FLOSS Inventory tools against the Activity Types in NeMO, traveled to Krakow, at the Digital Humanities 2016 Conference.

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Blog Created: 27 April 2016 Nienke van Schaverbeke

Digital Humanities and Agricultural Cooperatives: is there a link?

Collections Academic Research agriculture

Would you imagine that there is a connection between Europe’s digital cultural heritage library, the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and agricultural cooperatives? Probably not. Which is the beauty of the whole thing: investigating whether this rich, common European heritage source can prove of relevance and value to people and activities that one would never consider.

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News Created: 18 April 2016 Nienke van Schaverbeke

Click and learn! Re-using Europeana content to support learning activities

Collections Academic Research Education Games

Digital games are increasingly used for promoting learning and supporting cultural heritage engagement through playful activities. Games used for learning have a positive impact on educational efficiency and student motivation, as they encourage and improve engagement and resourcefulness.

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Nienke van Schaverbeke

News posts

Celebrating Olympic Day with new sports heritage on Europeana

Professionals in Focus - Nienke van Schaverbeke

Meet the winners of the Europeana Research Grants Programme 2016

Europeana Research Grants Programme: 2016 Call for Submissions

DH2016: NeMO and FLOSS traveling to Krakow

Digital Humanities and Agricultural Cooperatives: is there a link?

Click and learn! Re-using Europeana content to support learning activities