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HABIBI MINELLI, Sam; NATALE, Maria
Teresa; ONGARO, Paolo
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Curriculum
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CV:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/abp970ol0q2ngap/SAM_HABIBI_MINELLI_light-2014-ENG.pdf
Publications:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/x95sh9ha30mbvn5/SAM_HABIBI_MINELLI-publications-2014-ENG.pdf
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AthenaPlus project Coordinator
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Paolo Ongaro has more than 30 years
experience on developing ICT solutions for museums and cultural
institutions and archives (platforms, cataloguing systems, etc.)
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Title:
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MOVIO:
A semantic content management and valorisation approach for archives and
cultural institutions
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Brief summary:
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We will present an Open Source
solution, which includes new instruments to valorize, share, exploit and
communicate cultural collections from archives and institutions. The MOVIO
platform will allow the management of large digital repositories over time
implementing modern strategies of authenticity preservation in the Cloud.
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Content:
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MOVIO
(http://www.movio.beniculturali.it/) is an open source technology developed
by GruppoMeta in the AthenaPlus project, a European co-funded project with
more than 40 European museums, archives and cultural institutions
(http://athenaplus.eu). MOVIO will enable archives and institutions (in
particular small archives and cultural subjects) to implement new
strategies for national/international projects on digitization, cataloguing
of content. MOVIO is characterized by interoperability, it allows semantics
and ontology building in easy and intuitive ways, it is compliant with the
description standards and offers multilingual indexing and connects to the
Europeana Library.
Online virtual/digital exhibitions,
independently of the degree of sophistication of the technology used, can
be put together in such a way that they can provide alternative or
extending experiences to the real event, which can involve the user in a
process of discovery, knowledge acquisition, and learning of the cultural
goods preserved in museums or outside in the territory, or finally
completely virtual. Deriving from ground studies and coordinated by the
Italian Ministry for Cultural Heritage and Tourism guidelines about virtual
exhibitions and best practices of e-Infrastructures have been identified,
selecting the tools needed by cultural communities. The cultural and
creative industries sector can embrace new strategies of collaboration with
archives. Some strategies and objectives will be showcased, the means
needed for it, the evaluation of results and the impact on documentary
heritage management strategies.
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Scientific contribution:
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Archives and cultural institutions are
asked to answer to new needs of the end users (including educational and
industrial), helping them to navigate safely and generate satisfaction from
the fruition of CH everywhere and from any device without getting lost in
the abundance of non qualitative cultural knowledge made available on-line
and avoiding the so called ‘Orphan Works’ issues. New social and mobile
skills are emerging: users create new forms narrative content, they share
knowledge, they follow emerging experts, they express what they
like/dislike. Cultural institutions express the need of new communication,
collaboration paradigms and instruments. The MOVIO open source semantic
content management and valorization system is an easy and ready to use toolkit
to build online and mobile virtual/digital exhibitions and
narrations.
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Keywords:
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open
source, semantic content management, valorization system, archives,
cataloguing, publishing, mobile, interoperability, cultural heritage,
curators, ch strategies, web portals, business models, Europeana, metadata
and standards
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