Open Cultuur Data - data openstellen: masterclass en inventarisatie voordelen en risico’s

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After the first phase of Open Culture Data, which resulted in 8 datasets and 13 apps, there were more and more questions from the cultural sector about how best to open up and offer data. This resulted in a master class on Open Data for Cultural Institutions, organised by Creative Commons Netherlands. The 17 participating institutions received answers to practical, technical and copyright questions. The masterclass ended with a hackathon, where developers got to work with the open data. In addition, Open Culture Data investigated what institutions currently consider the most important advantages and risks of open data. We did this with dozens of heritage and culture professionals, both within the master class and during a workshop of Digital Heritage Netherlands. It emerged that the main risks are: loss of control, incorrect or no attribution, privacy sensitivity of some data, and loss of income. The main advantages mentioned were: fulfilling the public mission and opening up new channels to reach people, enrichment of the data by third parties and stimulating reuse. The conclusion was that the benefits outweighed the risks. More information: http://www.opencultuurdata.nl/ and http://mw2013.museumsandtheweb.com/paper/open-culture-data-opening-glam-data-bottom-up/ Part 1: Open Culture Data - from ad hoc activity to solid network Part 3: Open Culture Data - app competition: results and lessons-learned Part 4: Open Culture Data - lessons-learned and future perspective This…

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