Europeana Generic Service projects support cultural heritage institutions with their digital transformation and aim to increase the amount of high-quality content and metadata provided to Europeana. Projects work to raise awareness of Europeana and improve user experience of the platform.
J-Ark aims to promote the adoption of eArchiving solutions and standards by the European cultural heritage sector, using Jewish heritage as its source material.
Europeana Translate aims to build connections between the Europeana and Automated Translation Digital Service Infrastructures (DSIs) to improve the usability of heritage resources by translating the metadata of more than 25 million records available on Europeana.
CRAFTED aims to support the transfer of European crafts to future generations by aggregating, enriching and promoting tangible crafts heritage and preserving intangible skills and knowledge from craftsmen and artisans.
Jewish History Tours aims to create engaging online tours with Jewish heritage data on pan-European topics, such as multiculturalism, persecution, and migration.
Europeana Subtitled aims to enable audiovisual media heritage to be enjoyed by professional and non-professional audiences as well as to increase its use through closed captioning and subtitling.
WEAVE aims to develop a framework to link the tangible and intangible heritage of cultural communities, safeguarding the rich and invaluable cultural heritage which they represent.
EnrichEuropeana+ aims to enhance the Transcribathon Platform as a service for cultural heritage institutions.
ARMA project aims to show how medieval reading culture evolved and became a fundamental aspect of European culture.
Europeana Sport project aims to increase the amount of high-quality content and metadata accessible through the Europeana collections website on the theme of sport.
Europeana XX aims to engage with audiences across Europe by bringing the 20th century and its social, political and economical changes as documented in photographs, videos, paintings and files.
Pagode is aiming to support cultural institutions and other public and private partners to increase the amount of high-quality and reusable content and metadata they make accessible through Europeana.
Saint George on a Bike aims to improve the quality and quantity of open metadata associated with imagery from European cultural heritage.
Judaica Europeana 2.0 aimed to increase the amount of high-quality data and metadata that Jewish cultural heritage institutions provide and make it accessible through Europeana.
Europeana Common Culture contributed to the development of a harmonised and sustainable data aggregation infrastructure in Europe, improved data quality and encouraged engagement with cultural heritage through the Europeana website.
Europeana Archaeology aimed to increase the amount of high-quality digital content for Europe’s rich heritage of archaeological monuments, historic buildings, cultural landscapes and artefacts.
LinBi (Linking Bioheritage and culture information) aimed to enrich Europeana Natural History collection and increase its use by non-scientific audiences of Europeana.
Opening up Historiana aimed to improve the experience of educators who create eLearning resources with materials available through Europeana.
Culture Chatbot aimed at improving the search functionality for digitised cultural heritage content by building, deploying, evaluating and maintaining a standalone chatbot platform: Culture Chatbot.
CultureMoves developed three tools that support the creative processes of both professional and amateur users of cultural heritage content from Europeana.
Share3D developed two web applications, a dashboard and a storytelling tool, which integrated APIs available from Europeana to help end-users to engage with 3D archaeological content.
50s Kaleidoscope project aimed to leverage photographic content in Europeana on the topic of the 1950s in Europe by developing crowdsourcing campaigns and an online exhibition.
Europeana Media project developed an Enhanced Unified Playout Service (EUPS), offering heritage institutions a media playout with market-competitive quality, user-friendly design, and cross-border content reusability.
CrowdHeritage developed a standalone online crowdsourcing platform for enriching metadata of selected cultural items from Europeana collections
EnrichEuropeana developed a crowdsourcing platform that enables citizens to transcribe and enrich cultural heritage material from Europeana Collections and national aggregator portals.
Byzantine Art and Archaeology significantly increased the content on Byzantine history, art and culture available through Europeana.
Rise of Literacy project explored the history of the written text in Europe and aimed to showcase related cultural treasures on the Europeana collections website.
The Migration in the Arts and Sciences project created a curated collection about migration to, from and within Europe and explored the effects migration has had on European culture.
