The Europeana API and other technical interfaces
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The document discusses Europeana's technical interfaces such as its Search API, Linked Open Data pilot, and other tools that allow access to Europeana's cultural heritage data. It provides examples of how organizations in Sweden, Poland, and France have used Europeana's API. The document urges for Open Data licensing to allow developers full use of the data and fuel further creativity, engagement, and economic growth. It envisions Europeana becoming a network that connects cultural heritage institutions and data across Europe.
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The Europeana API and other technical interfaces
- 1. The Europeana API and other technical interfaces The potential of Europeana as an Open Platform and node in a European Information Space. More on our Search API: http://www.version1.europeana.eu/web/api/ More on our Linked Open Data pilot: http://data.europeana.eu David Haskiya, Europeana Helsinki, November 11, 2011
- 3. Present and planned technical interfaces Europeana Search API Europeana API programming libraries and CMS-modules Europeana Linked Open Data pilot Europeana RDF data dumps Europeana OAI-PMH server Europeana sitemap/browse all for SEO Europeana widgets
- 4. What we have Some examples that may serve as an inspiration on how the Europeana Search API could be used by the Finnish Digital Library and your partner organisations.
- 5. Kringla, the Swedish national museum portal www.kringla.nu
- 6. The CERL Thesaurus cerl.thesaurus.org
- 7. The Polish Federated Digital Libraries http://fbc.pionier.net .pl/owoc/main
- 8. What we could have Some of the prototypes and potential API- clients we’ve had to say no to.
- 9. Artfinder, a site to engage with art and other art afficionados
- 10. INA.fr – the French national audio-visual archives
- 11. Wikipedia & Wikimedia Commons - the world’s largest online encyclopedia
- 12. Hack4Europe winner of the Commercial Potential Award: Art4Europe
- 13. Hack4Europe winner of the Inclusion Award: Casual Curator
- 14. Hack4Europe winner of the Innovation Award: TimeMash
- 15. Culture, Creativity, Growth and Open Data Without an Open Data license we can’t move beyond prototype with any of the examples listed! Culture: Open Data will allow more people to access and engage with cultural content Creativity: Open Data, allowing re-mix and re-use, will fuel creativity and engagement Growth: Open Data, allowing anyone to develop services, will lead to economic growth and increased demand for what GLAMs can offer
- 16. Europeana as a platform and network of data Europeana and our GLAM-partners cannot reach our goals by being destination sites only. To reach out to and engage with users we need become a network of data, a European Information Space.
- 17. Social platforms& networks Co ps ing ap m g m log er l b cia ona s +1 ls rs rm ite Pe atfo tumblr Apps s& pl Facebook m ob t wp.com ile Artfinder General Search Engines National repositories & SOCH e Google SEO FNDL SEO portals cro Wiki The DPLA W ls w orta dso media DISMARC ? p ur nal ced tio re rna os p Inte itor Thematic repositories & portals ies
- 18. Social platforms& networks Co ps g ap m gin m log er b cia l na s +1 ls o rs rm ite Pe atfo tumblr Apps s& pl Facebook m ob t wp.com ile Artfinder General Search Engines National repositories & SOCH Google e SEO FNDL SEO portals cro Wiki The DPLA W ls w orta dso media DISMARC p ur nal ced tio re rna os p Inte itor Thematic repositories & portals ies
- 19. That was it! Questions? Please contact me if you want to know more or use our API! Email: david.haskiya@kb.nl Twitter: @david.haskiya