Preparing for #Digikult2026 starting this afternoon.

Björn Lilieblad, Research coordinator at Östergötland Museum, on what is necessary for successful collaboration between museums, universities, and schools (or anyone really).
True support from management, mandate, plans to implement results, how to communicate etc
#DigitalHeritage #Digikult2026

Elin Fornander: Digital content in exhibits often contain a mix of fact, fantasy and interpretation. But how will visitors know which is which? This is often a question that is posed too late in the process. It needs to be part of early design.
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Opening keynote of #Digikult2026 is Karin Glasemann, PhD in history, former digital curator and now Chief Operating Officer of #Wikimedia Sweden. "Från samling till sammanhang" (From collections to context).
#LinkedData #DigitalHeritage

Jonathan Westin, GRIDH Gothenburg University, and Elin Fornander, Swedish Historical Musuems. On digital content in exhibits, and challenges they create for authenticity, trustworthiness for museums. Especially in the age of AI.
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Nils Harnesk, Norrbotten museum and Peter Uvén, the Silver museum, on the development of a digital platform for the history of Norrbotten, in northernmost Sweden, aimed at schools and the public, as it is often missing in history books.
#Digikult2026 #DigitalHeritage

Preparations under way for #Digikult2026, our conference for #DigitalHeritage at museums, archives, libraries and historic environments. This year we are at Uppsala University @uu.se and the theme is Linked heritage.
#OpenGLAM
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Wilhelm Lagercrantz, on the Dutch model for #DigitalHeritage. How a State can organise and support interoperability in the sector while also allowing for an ecosystem of different collection systems and databases:
Common standards, national networks, goals set by elected officials.
#Digikult2026