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Vera Andriopoulou

Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation
curator of special collections
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Websitelaskaridisfoundation.org
I have a PhD in Byzantine History but since 2017 I am involved in cataloguing and organizing the incunabula and early printed books collection of the Aikaterini Laskaridis Foundation in Piraeus, Greece. I am new to Linked Data and I am looking of new and exciting ways to make old and rare collections available to a wider audience.
Friday, July 17
 

9:00am PDT

Welcome (Special Collections, Archives, Rare Materials Track)

9:15am PDT

Open and not very linked data: metadata quality in art museum data sets

10:15am PDT

"Women Writers in Review": integrating special collections into Wikidata • Wikidata for archives: a pragmatic approach to linked data

11:45am PDT

Linked data for rare materials • Extending BIBFRAME for special collections

12:15pm PDT

Linking data with SNAC

12:50pm PDT

Wrap-up (Special Collections, Archives, Rare Materials Track)

1:00pm PDT

Social Hour (Special Collections, Archives, Rare Materials Track)
 
Monday, July 20
 

9:15am PDT

Linked data for chronological period definitions • Emblematica as linked data case study • Modeling cultural heritage information on the medieval Middle East
 
Tuesday, July 21
 

9:00am PDT

Being Solo no more: collaborative learning through a virtual study group on Linked Data

10:00am PDT

Where linked data can impact user experience • Evaluating semantic search interfaces
 
Wednesday, July 22
 

10:00am PDT

What does linked data discovery really look like? A demonstration of the metaphactory platform

11:00am PDT

Charts! Maps! Visualizations! Making LOD Fun and Approachable with Carnegie Hall Data Lab

1:00pm PDT

"I don't think I'll ever understand linked data." How to Teach Linked Data to Our Colleagues.
 
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