Task Forces are designed to help solve specific issues and challenges affecting the digital heritage field while Working Groups are set up to address ongoing activities and issues of continuing relevance within the Europeana Network Association. Propose a Task Force.
This Task Force focuses on the implementation and possible impact of Article 14 of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive.
This working group aims to support the implementation of a capacity building working plan for the common European data space for cultural heritage.
The Country Groups pilot project aims at improving national cooperation throughout the common European data space for cultural heritage in three EU member states: Bulgaria, Italy, and Slovenia.
Quality is a key priority for our whole community! The Data Quality Committee is a EuropeanaTech Working Group which aims to address key data quality issues.
This Expert Group, set up within the Europeana Research Community and EuropeanaTech Community, works to adapt the concept of datasheets for the cultural heritage sector.
This Task Force will work to better understand environmentally sustainable practice in the cultural heritage sector.
This Working Group aims to address the governance of the Europeana Network Association and ensure its good and democratic development.
This Task Force aims to assess the current state of affairs, and to identify key needs, to move towards a unified approach to the preservation and presentation of acoustic heritage related metadata and content.
This Working Group helps to steer the ongoing collaboration between the Europeana Initiative and International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF).
This Task Force builds further on the outcomes of the original Impact Lite Task Force and aims to develop an Impact Lite training methodology and introductory course.
The Working Group advises on, supports and complements tasks and activities around concepts which are likely to play a vital role in defining and establishing innovative operating models for the common European data space for cultural heritage.
This Working Group aims to support libraries to engage with Europeana.
This Working Group aims to support existing initiatives and develop new, concerted actions that respond to the current needs of the Ukrainian digital heritage sector. It is a joint Working Group from the Europeana Initiative.
This Task Force aims to support cultural heritage organisations, especially smaller ones, establish an easy-to-use workflow for each step 'from shelf to Europeana'.
This Task Force sought to identify the key challenges facing new professionals in the Europeana Network Association (ENA), its communities, and the wider cultural heritage sector.
This Task Force investigated the role and impact of artifical intelligence in the digital cultural heritage domain, especially with regards to collections analysis and improvement.
This Task Force explored researchers' needs, paying particular attention to applied technologies for data acquisition and management, visualisation and analysis in research.
This Task Force aims to foster interoperability across the applications and projects in the Europeana context that produce, publish and/or consume annotations and user sets.
This Task Force focused on increasing the support for 3D cultural heritage in Europeana and the availability of this content for use in education, research and in the creative industries.
The Task Force aimed to set principles of a future governance model for Europeana Data Model mappings, profiles and extensions.
The impact assessment Task Force 2.0 supported the development of the final three phases of the Impact Playbook: assessment, narration and evaluation.
This Task Force aimed to create a Europeana community that can influence the position of cultural heritage in the debate around European identity and migration.
This Task Force investigated and proposed ways to ensure the existence of a reliable and sustainable citation mechanism, which researchers can use to reference Europeana resources.
This Working Group explorec the membership benefits of the Europana Network Association (ENA), and looked for new ways to engage and recruit members.
This Working Group provided a space to exchange information and recommend approaches to successfully use the legal solution to make out of commerce works available online.
