
Connecting and Sharing Memories and Cultural Experiences
Two days ago, we submitted an EU project proposal for a project named “Mnemosyne”, I though I would not speak of it before the feedback, but as thomas, our project coordinator, already blogged about it, I thought I could do it as well.
You can find the abstract on thomas’ blog, so I won’t copy paste it here… So what’s the idea? well here is Mnemosyne recipe:
- Take the web2.0 ideas of simplicity, interoperability and social amplitude
- Add some semantic web/computing power
- Choose the best possible case study, Cultural Heritage
- Connect the right people together
- Shake it
- Shake it again
Here it is you’ve got the idea. So some resources now:
- the post here about the talk I gave last year in Peter Samis’ class which kind of originated all this.
- The steve.museum project, which I blogged about too. Steve experiments with social tagging in the context of museums.
- Then the people, our university of lugano, its faculty of informatics, the tec-lab, the usability lab of KTH, the semantic web researchers of DFKI, the PRC group.
- The museums involved, Centre Georges Pompidou, Istituto Beni Culturali per la Regione Emilia Romagna, the thessaloniki Museum of photography.


May 10, 2007 at 11:00 am
That ’s the spirit of the project. Openness, transparency, linking, annotating, … Let’s keep talking and blogging about those ideas.
trb