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- 1. We are better together or “no matter who you are, most of the smartest people work for someone else” - Sun co-founder Bill Joy
- 2. Karin Nilsson Head of Department of Digital Resources The Royal Armoury Skokloster Castle The Hallwyl Museum Stockholm, Sweden
- 3. The Royal Armoury Founded in 1628, situated in the royal palace in Stockholm. Skokloster Castle A baroque castle in natural settings. The Hallwyl Museum A home untouched by time since the turn of the last century.
- 4. We are characterized by an openness to participation and co-creation We produce knowledge in collaboration Sharing is caring!
- 5. WHERE THE USERS ARE Web Libraries Europeana Linked Open Data Google Art Project
- 6. DIGITAL COLLECTIONS Open, accessible and usable
- 7. CO-CREATION WIKIMEDIA Write articles on Wikipedia Edit-a-thons QR-pedia Wiki Loves Public Art Photo safaris High resolution images on Wikimedia Commons
- 8. Edit-a-thon Sweden during the 17th century
- 10. QR-pedia in the Royal Armoury
- 14. Our cultural heritage belongs to all of us. Everyone has the right to use and re-use the knowledge about it.
- 15. When we work together we can offer better articles on Wikipedia, better context to our objects and reach the world…
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- This is the object Strieff. Still a horse. He was ridden in the Battle of Lützen by his owner Gustavus Adolphus who was a king in Sweden in the beginning of the 17th century and who died in this battle. The horse didn’t die. He was shoot but survived and lived for another couple of years. So the army, without there king, brought the horse home to Sweden all the way from Germany where he was stuffed and put in the museum The Royal Armoury. The information about the object, the king and the battle are pretty interesting, but it is far more intressesting if you put it together, if you link it to eachother. And that is linked data. When we talk to people in the museums this is a very normal behavior. We tell the visitor a story about something. But if you search in a museum dataset it is more about the information about a special object, the colour of the fur, de dimention of the hoof. Linked open data tells you digital stories.