Overview for 'webinars'

Title:
Puzzling Problem
Creator:
John Heywood
Date:
1984
Institution:
Victoria and Albert Museum
Country:
United Kingdom
Copyright:
CC BY
Webinar
Running webinars: what we’ve learnt so far
Webinars
The people behind the online events run by Europeana and the ENA communities in the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic share their experiences. 
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Title:
Image obtained from OpenGLAM
Webinar
Copyright Clearance and Labelling Works: a primer
Webinars
This webinar and panel discussion explores the different strategies that GLAMs follow to conduct rights research, and existing tools that can support this. 
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Title:
Image obtained from Heritage
15 — 18 June 2020
Webinar
Croatian EU Council Presidency Conference
Webinars
The role of cultural heritage in socio-economic development and preservation of democratic values
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Title:
Ψαράς με τη βάρκα του στη λίμνη Μικρή Πρέσπα
Creator:
Σ. Μηλιώνης
Date:
1996
Institution:
Ελληνικό Κέντρο Βιοτόπων – Υγροτόπων (ΕΚΒΥ)
Country:
Greece
Copyright:
CC BY
Webinar
Europeana Common Culture webinar: Semantic Enrichment Strategy at SearchCulture.gr
Webinars
This webinar introduces the methodology followed by the Greek National Aggregator SearchCulture.gr for its data enrichment processes.
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Title:
Gokosho/Vajra ("åskvigg")
Date:
1400-tal
Institution:
Statens Museer för Världskultur
Country:
Japan
Copyright:
CC BY
Webinar
Enriching Metadata - Enriching Research: Metadata for the Humanities and Social Sciences
Webinars
These webinars explore Metadata for the Humanities and Social Sciences - part of a series on 'Enriching research - enriching metadata.' 
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Title:
Circular diagram from BL Royal 12 F X, f. 9v
Date:
2nd half of the 13th century 1250 - 1299
Institution:
The British Library
Country:
United Kingdom
Copyright:
Public Domain
Webinar
Europeana Common Culture webinar: FAIRify data in the Cultural Heritage sector
Webinars
This webinar introduces the PARTHENOS Guidelines to FAIRify data management and make data reusable.
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