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IAT 888 | Spring 2012 | SFU SIAT | Kate Hennessy

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December 20, 2011 by kate

Europeana is an excellent example of the convergence of museums, archives, and libraries in the digital age… From their website, “About Europeana”:

  • For users: Europeana is a single access point to millions of books, paintings, films, museum objects and archival records that have been digitised throughout Europe. It is an authoritative source of information coming from European cultural and scientific institutions.
  • For heritage institutions: Europeana is an opportunity to reach out to more users, increase their web traffic, enhance their users’ experience and build new partnerships.
  • For professionals in the heritage sector: Europeana is a platform for knowledge exchange between librarians, curators, archivists and the creative industries.
  • For policy-makers and funders: Europeana is a prestigious initiative endorsed by the European Commission, and is a means to stimulate creative economy and promote cultural tourism.


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