The Hungarian National Museum, National Centre of Museological Methodology and Information organized the first ‘MUZEUM@DIGIT’ International Conference on Digital Cultural Heritage in 2013.
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ldikó Sz. Fejes: Museum digitization and the Europe 2020 Strategy
The primary purpose of the presentation is to take a brief look at the opportunities between the 2014-2020 budgetary period.
Ferenc Kneisz: Digital content in the European Union’s current and future projects
The role of digital content in the i2010 and the Digital Agenda.
Edina Németh: Digital content in the European Union’s current and future projects
The role of digital content in the i2010 and the Digital Agenda.
Tamás Máray: NIIF services for museums
The presentation introduces the IT services which are available to the museums free of charge.
Dr. Erika Mayer: Virtual museum tour through the copyright law lecturer
In the age of the information society, new ways of use of copyrighted contents have been formed.
Gabriella Ivacs: Dilemmas of copyright law concerning Europeana, cultural heritage and archives
The rapid changes in the technology and the requirements of the “network society” make us to reevaluate the current legal environment for access.
Zsolt Bánki: Convergence of integrated systems in cultural heritage institutes
János Káldos: Library digitization and the ELDORADO Project
The ELDORADO project managed by National Széchényi Library aims to provide a legally established e-document service.
Zoltán Szatucsek: European archival projects, the archives and the Europeana
The presentation starts with the similar and different requirements of the digitalization activities of public collection domains and introduces the development of the European Archivrs Portal (APE).
Dr. István Kenyeres: Developments in archive digital content providing: portal of the Hungarian Archives, e-archive and e-archive portal
The common portal of the Hungarian archives was created in 2008 and it intended to be the common portal of the country and city archives.
Ádám Horváth: Linked open data
The presentation introduces semantic web (linked data) by describing the differences between the web and the semantic web.
Regine Stein: LIDO - Lightweight information describing objects in practice
LIDO is the result of a collaborative effort of international stakeholders in the museum sector to create a common solution for contributing cultural heritage content to portals and other repositories of aggregated resources.
Gábor Palkó: Digital philology, publishing scholarly text editions online
Scholarly/critical textual philology has a history dated back to famous Ancient Library of Alexandria.
Marzia Piccininno: Aggregation models in Italy
Dr. Gunther Reisinger: Digital source criticism in museological contexts
The lecture surveys archival assets of digital and digitized art under a source-critical view.
Gordon McKenna: The influence of collection management systems on museums
The presentation looks at the history of CMSs and the role of sector and international standards.
Marcin Werla: The possible future of Europeana: the cloud solutions
The aim of the talk is to shortly introduce what is so special about cloud technologies and to present the technical scope of two recently started EU-funded projects: EuropeanaCloud and LoCloud.
Roxanne Wyns: Aggregation models and practice in Europe
The presentation looks into the most interesting projects, the different aggregation models that are in use, the level of collaboration between the different aggregation initiatives.
Ross Parry: The postdigital museum
It is time, finally, to acknowledge the naturalization of digital media in the museums.
