In 2009, the National and University Library of Slovenia became the national cultural heritage aggregator for Slovenia. In April 2018, two representatives - Matjaž Kragelj and Mitja Kovačič - visited the Europeana Foundation to discuss all things data. They tell us how their visit went.
This public conference on 12 June (10:00-13:00) will focus on 'digital cultural heritage as a lab for fostering win-win collaboration between the public and the private sector'.
The National Library of Lithuania,, CC BY-SA
- Nicole McNeilly
The team (also known as, ‘the development team’ or ‘the technology team’) supports the online provision of the digitised collections of Europe’s cultural heritage institutions by designing, developing and maintaining Europeana's software for data ingestion, processing, publication, and retrieval. The product owners provide us with the requirements that we translate into real products.
The Research and Development team are experts on technological innovation for aggregation, enhancement and publication of digital cultural heritage data and its associated services. Notably, we spearhead R&D on data exchange (the Europeana Data Model), data quality, multilingualism, and search.
