Almost everywhere you turned at Wikimania 2016 in Esino Lario, the annual gathering of the Wikimedia community, you could hear about structured data in the new Wikimedia community, Wikidata.
THE FIRST DISTRIBUTED MUSEUM
MICRO is building a fleet of six foot tall museums.
Our team of scientists, designers and storytellers take a vast, complex world, and squeeze it down into boxes the size of vending machines.
GO FORTH AND MULTIPLY
We replicate the museums, and send them out to the groups and venues in your community who want you to know about the secret systems that run the cosmos.
From hospital waiting rooms to the DMV, MICRO’s fleet of museums show up in the places you least expect them.
Ask anyone who works at a museum what they love about their job, and chances are they won’t respond “my workspace.” Generally located in the bowels of the building, museum workspaces are notoriously unpleasant: often windowless and, depending on the age of the building, maybe not originally intended as workspaces. Among the several museums at which I’ve worked or interned, my desk has been located in: a busy hallway, a closet for marketing materials, and a repurposed storage room that opened only onto the exhibition space.
Vení al Encuentro Nacional de Investigación y Gestión del Patrimonio Dos jornadas con mas de cincuenta especialistas de todo el país en el que habrá conferencias, paneles-debate, charlas temáticas y mesas de diálogo. Se abordarán temas como la construcción de conocimiento y transmisión de saberes en torno al patrimonio, innovación tecnológica, prácticas museológicas, legislación cultural, cooperación internacional, gestión del patrimonio y su vínculo con la comunidad, entre otros.
