The Advantages and Processes of

Reaching Out. Lessons Learned from

Heritage Here

Sidsel Hindal, Senior Adviser The Norwegian National

Heritage Directorate / Coordinator K-lab

Ready to Reach Out, 29th June 2016

Photo: Ola Røe/KORO. Epson Eide sommer. Material Vision – Silent Reading

Increased & improved accessUser engagementReuseRaise awareness

Arts Council NorwayDirectorate for Cultural Heritage The National Archives The Norwegian Mapping AuthorityThe Norwegian Enviroment Agency

Open data Mobile technology

Photo: Wilse, Anders Beer / Norsk Folkemuseum Badedrakter

Factual informationSource materialStorybased content

National infrastructure

Creative spaces Places for encountersDeveloping common language and understanding

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Information hub

500 digital stories articles in Wikipedia (new and

edited) photos geotagged and

licenced (DigitaltMuseum) 1100 description and photos

(Kulturminnesøk) generated links from Digitalt

Museum / Kulturminnesøk to Wikipedida

40 professional videos census for 1910 geotagged a pilot for LOD-technology more data in Norvegiana a three dimensional display

box more APIs

Photo: Ukjent fotograf / Norsk Teknisk Museum

shift in mindset larger network #hack4no tradition

Geotagged data from several sources

in one solution

• Map based

• Web based and responsive

• Show points, lines and polygons

• Open code and documentation (Github)

• Technical solution documented and structured

for the purpose of easy reuse

• Published at http://knreise.no/demonstratorer/

Thank you for your attention!

Web: k-lab.no & knreise.no/demonstratorer

Twitter: @sidsehin / @k_lab.no

Email: sidsel.hindal@ra.no