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Institution: Sörmlands museum

Country: Sweden

Page Created: 28 February 2020

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The Europeana Data Model (EDM) is an interoperable framework that allows us to collect, connect and enrich cultural heritage metadata.

Title: Hacking Culture Bootcamp

Creator: Sebastiaan ter Burg

Date: 2016

Country: Netherlands

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Task Force 22 May 2018 - 31 December 2018 By Gregory Markus

Creation and Governance of EDM mappings, profiles and extensions

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The Task Force aimed to set principles of a future governance model for Europeana Data Model mappings, profiles and extensions.

The final recommendation

News Created: 17 June 2015

The Europeana Data Model: A living model 5 years on

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pro Today we’re publishing a new White Paper on the enhanced Europeana Data Model (EDM). In this blog, we look back at how the EDM first became a …

News Created: 15 April 2015

Why are projects like Digital Manuscripts to Europeana important for Europeana’s future?

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Moving from a portal to a platform: this is one of Europeana’ s major objectives for 2015-2020 in order to allow “people to re-use and play with the material, to interact with others and participate in creating something new”.

Title: Zápas kohútov

Creator: Bogdan, Jakub

Date: 1706/1710

Institution: Slovak national gallery

Country: Slovakia

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Page Created: 18 November 2014 By Valentine Charles By Antoine Isaac

Europeana Data Model

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The latest documentation related to the Europeana Data Model (EDM).

News Created: 16 July 2013

Moving to new Europeana Data Model

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EDM allows us to make explicit links between Europeana objects, e.g. the different volumes of an encyclopedia, or between an object and contextual information