Brian Flaherty - NDF 2009
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The document discusses issues with siloed data and a desire for more open and connected cultural heritage data. It notes how the cultural sector was "hoisted into the sky" but remained separated in "silos and old business models". The author expresses a want for aggregated and discoverable metadata from all digital objects to find both print and digital collections together.
Brian Flaherty - NDF 2009
- 1. NDF2009Brian FlahertyAssistant University Librarian – ITThe University of Auckland Library
- 2. Why are we always the retarded cousin?Nat Torkington
- 4. I used to be a boy scout …
- 6. The poster…
- 10. Far North Boy Scouts Association Archives…
- 11. print…?
- 13. 352 results!
- 18. I like this…
- 19. but I want my data connectedhttp://linkeddata.org/
- 21. It is like the entire GLAMS sector was hoisted into the sky and the Internet was placed beneath it…It’s as if the entire GLAMS sector was hoisted into the sky and the Internet was placed beneath it…
- 22. …but we retained our silos and our old business models
- 26. Lord and Lady Baden-Powell at a Girl Guide and Scout rally in the Basin Reserve, Wellington .28 Feb 1931
- 27. this is better….
- 28. and ketes…
- 29. Fielding Scouts – from Flickr
- 32. “Cultural heritage results from EXCHANGE OF IDEAS about objects it is not located IN them” it is not located IN them”http://www.slideshare.net/andypowe11/open-social-and-linked-what-do-current-web-trends-tell-us-about-the-future-of-digital-libraries
- 34. Google helps me find this
- 36. What happened to this?
- 37. Or this?
- 38. I want…Metadata from ALL our digital objects aggregated & discoverableto find both print and digital collections togetheropen access to linked datasmart/contextual use of major web utilitiesto search across open access and publisher content simultaneouslythe tools to use and reuse contentcommonly understood and applied CC rightscreative communities built around NZ contentdelivery to multiple platforms and devicesTO BE LAZY AND CREATIVE
- 42. Phantom Billstickers Poem Posters
Editor's Notes
- #5: I have forgotten everything I ever knew, how to tie a bowline and a sheepshank, the scout motto. Maybe I want to inflict the same experience on my sons, or talk with other people about scouting in NZ in 2009 or 1969 in Rotorua…