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Presentations at the 2014 EVA/Minerva
Jerusalem International Conference on Digitisation of Culture http://www.digital-heritage.org.il presentations
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Eva Minerva 2014 Conference Overview |
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Dr. Susan Hazan and Dov Winer |
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Plenary |
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Chair:
Max Kaiser, RTD Director, National Austrian Library Prof.
Gabriel Motzkin, Director, The Van Leer Jerusalem Institute Pavel
Katz, Chief
Technology Officer, Europeana |
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MORESHET the
PMO program for recovery and empowerment of the national heritage of Israel |
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Practitioners and experts: the role of CIDOC in
establishing effective communication – Keynote address |
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Digitisation of Culture: from Conference to
Conference |
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Outline and structure of EVA/Minerva 2014 |
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Main
Features of the Museum National Portal |
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Museum Track I |
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The
Content Pyramid of the Museum in Digital Media (Hebrew) |
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Athena
Plus Digital Storytelling: the MOVIO suite of tools |
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Virtual
Exhibition of the Mantua Holy Ark |
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Dr. Andreina Contessa, U. Nahon Museum of Italian Jewish Art and Prof. Moshe Caine, Hadasah Academic College |
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The
Museum Portal - looking forward (Hebrew) |
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Ram Shimoni, Ministry of Culture and Sport, Directorate for Culture.
The Department for Museums and Visual Arts |
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Questions
of content and exhibition in the Museum’s Portal (Hebrew) |
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Ronit Marco, Ministry of Culture and Sport, Directorate for Culture.
The Department for Museums and Visual Arts |
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The
process of uploading items to the Museums Portal (Hebrew) |
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The
portal as a platform to promote museums |
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Museum Track II |
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Gathering
the Voices: online oral testimony in Scotland |
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The
Venice Time Machine |
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Prof.ssa Dorit Raines, Docente di Storia delle Biblioteche e della
Documentazione, Dipartimento di Studi Umanistici, Università Ca'
Foscari, Venezia |
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Enhancing
exhibits: An evaluation of multimedia technology and serious games in museums
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Regina Franken-Wendelstorf , Hochschule für Technik und
Wirtschaft Berlin |
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Best Practice in
Digital Humanities I |
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Kabbalah
research: toward new digital perspectives |
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Yoed Kadary, Ben Gurion University |
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Creating
a Corpus of early Christian law: the Hidden - Law Database |
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Yifat Monnickendam, The Hebrew University of Jerusalem |
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Digital
tools for Improving the Editions of Cryptic Scrolls from Qumran |
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Computer
Science in the Service of the Humanities |
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Best Practice in
Digital Humanities II |
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Open Hebrew for the Digital Humanities (in Hebrew) |
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How
to open a digital text |
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Sinai Rusinek, Polonsky
Academy and DHIsrael |
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The
Sefaria Project: An Online and Open-Source Library for the Jewish Canon |
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How
can Open Data contribute to digital heritage? “Open Press” as a case study |
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Europeana: Projects and Progress : a |
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EAGLE Workshop: The Europeana network of Ancient
Greek and Latin Epigraphy |
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Pietro Maria Liuzzo, University of Heidelberg The EAGLE BPN: Aggregating and Linking Structured Data |
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Cloud activities in Europeana |
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Pavel Kats , Chief Technology Officer, Europeana |
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Europeana Fashion |
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Fashion Forward |
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DM2E – Digital Manuscripts to Europeana Semantic
Annotation tools suite: PUNDIT workshop |
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Judaica Europeana |
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Chair: Prof. Martin Golumbic,
Director, Caesarea Rothschild
Institute for Interdisciplinary Applications of Computer Science (CRI), University of Haifa |
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Towards a crowd sourcing conceptualization of preserving Jewish
Heritage |
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Jack Gottlieb, Founder, World Jewish Heritage |
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DM2E : Jewish Studies
knowledge grid in the Linked Open Data Cloud: latest Judaica Europeana
developments |
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The Israeli Cartoon Museum |
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Galit Gaon, Chief Curator and Hila Zahavi, Collections
Curator, The Israeli Cartoon Museum, Holon |
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Salvaging small precious collections in Israel |
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Yoram Shamir, Independent Curator |
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International Collaborations in Preserving Visual
Art |
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Digital Creativity: Enhancement in Preservation of Tangible
Heritage |
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The Antiquities Authority and the application of
advanced (digital) technologies: some case studies |
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Arch. Raanan Kislev, Director of the Conservation Department, Antiquities Authority |
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George Papagiannakis,
Department of Computer Science, University of Crete, Leoforos Knossou, Crete,
Greece |
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Reaching out- Enhancing the visitor experience in heritage sites |
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Furthering conservation through gameplay |
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Creativity, Education and Scientix |
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Max Kaiser, Coordinator Europeana
Creative, RTD Director National Library of Austria |
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Scientix, the Community of Science Education in Europe and EUN European
Schoolnet Projects |
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Dov Winer, Scientix NCP for Israel,
MAKASH,
Advancing ICT Applications in Education, Culture and Science |
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Collaborative Learning: The other is me -
Telematic Treasure Hunt at the Israel Museum, Jerusalem |
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Etty
Rosen, Regional ICT Instructor, Manhi (Jerusalem
Municipality), Ministry of Education |
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Digital Creativity: Digital Libraries - Linked
Open Data (LOD) ... what comes next |
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Transformation of Digital Libraries in Libraries: (Opening remarks) |
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Israeli bibliographic data and the international scene |
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National
Library of Israel and David Yellin College |
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Discovery Tools in Academic Libraries: why, what and how? |
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Chief
Librarian, Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Hebrew University Libraries
Authority |
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Digital Creativity |
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Digital creativity and
culture in local London and beyond: from artists and designers to public
broadcasting and live theatre event cinema |
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Decadent myths in a
digital era : from Pompei to Judea |
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