The Europeana Initiative takes parts in projects across the cultural heritage sector and data space which support the reuse of cultural heritage and seek to improve data quality. Discover the tools created by these projects for cultural heritage professionals, educators, researchers and creatives.
CrowdHeritage is an online platform for enriching the metadata of digitised cultural heritage collections through crowdsourcing campaigns.
A platform for building virtual assistants (called chatbots) for cultural heritage institutions.
A universal audiovisual player offering a set of functionalities for reuse of AV cultural heritage content.
A slide deck series covering a range of topics to support presentations about work from, or with, the Europeana Initiative.
An AI pipeline for creating subtitles and translation to audiovisual collections.
An online learning platform which supports the use of cultural heritage collections in education.
A multilingual training kit to learn how to submit collections to Europeana.eu and the J-Ark preservation system. This kit was created as part of the J-Ark project.
A platform which supports data enrichment by providing tools for linking, enriching and creating new objects following Europeana Data Model guidelines.
A multimodal video annotator that facilitates the use of digital technologies in art and dance performances.
Interconnected tools which offer new ways to interact with and use content on Europeana.
A system which recommends cultural heritage objects on the Europeana website to users based on their previous interactions.
A resource to support telling engaging and inspiring stories with cultural heritage online.
An audiovisual editing platform which allows people to run crowdsourced campaigns to edit automatically generated subtitles.
A platform that facilitates crowdsourcing initiatives which invite the public to create and add subtitles to archival audiovisual clips.
A platform for the enrichment of digitised material from Europeana.
A tool that allows users to curate their own gallery on the Europeana website.
