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Title:: Digital Storytelling Festival
Copyright:: Public Domain

Online

Digital Storytelling Festival 2022 - Closing Event

Webinars

The second edition of the Digital Storytelling Festival encouraged people to create amazing digital stories from openly licensed cultural heritage collections. Join the closing event.

Title:: ARMA
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

22 June 2022
15:00 — 17:00 Online

The Art of Reading in the Middle Ages (ARMA) Conference

Webinars

The Europeana Generic Services project 'The Art of Reading in the Middle Ages (ARMA)' will host a hybrid conference on Wednesday 22 June in Ljubljana, Slovenia.

Title:: Servizio fotografico Villa Lagarina
Creator:: Monti, Paolo
Date:: 1978
Institution:: Fondazione Biblioteca Europea di Informazione e Cultura (BEIC)
Country:: Italy
Copyright:: CC BY-SA

Online

Europeana Aggregators’ Forum outreach event 11 July 2022

Webinars

This event from the Europeana Aggregators' Forum explored aggregation and the data sharing process.

Title:: Abacus
Date:: 1880-1893
Institution:: World Museum Vienna
Country:: Austria
Copyright:: CC BY-NC-SA

9 June 2022
12:00 — 13:00 Online

ENUMERATE Self Assessment Tool Lunch Café

Webinars

Join this event, organised by Europeana, to learn more about the ENUMERATE Self Assessment Tool.

Title:: An Amateur Concert
Creator:: Columbano Bordalo Pinheiro
Date:: 1882
Institution:: Museu do Chiado – Museu Nacional de Arte Contemporânea
Country:: Portugal
Copyright:: Public Domain

Online

Introducing the copyright management guidelines

Webinars

In this webinar, the Europeana Copyright Community presents and launches their Copyright Management Guidelines.

Title:: Imperator Leipzig: Café-Cabaret-Diele : Windmühlen-Str. 31
Institution:: Leibniz-Institut für Länderkunde e. V.
Country:: Germany
Copyright:: CC BY-NC-SA

25 May 2022
13:00 — 13:45 Online

Europeana Research Community Café - Legacies of Catalogue Descriptions, Data Quality and Ethics

Webinars

Join the Europeana Research Community café, where guest speaker James Baker (Director of Digital Humanities, University of Southampton) will encourage attendees to think about the legacies of catalogue descriptions, data quality and ethics.