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The Openlab Workshop is funded by the [http://neh.org National Endowment for the Humanities] [http://www.neh.gov/divisions/odh Office of Digital Humanities] and [http://www.neh.gov/divisions/public Division of Public Programs] in a cooperative agreement with The [http://www.clir.org Council on Library and Information Resources]. | |||
Workshop organizers and co-conveners are the [http://www.aam-us.org/ American Alliance of Museums] [http://www.aam-us.org/resources/center-for-the-future-of-museums Center for the Future of Museums], [http://ala.org The American Library Association] [http://www.ala.org/transforminglibraries/future Center for the Future of Libraries], The [http://dp.la Digital Public Library of America], the [http://digilib.org Digital Library Federation], the [http://metro.org/ Metropolitan New York Library Council], and [new] the [http://www2.archivists.org/ Society of American Archivists] | |||
Workshop partners support the Openlab Workshop through leadership, participation, and/or financial support for the Unconference and Ignite talks: [http:''www.balboapark.org/bpoc Balboa Park Online Collaborative], [http://studio.carnegiemuseums.org/ The Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Innovation Studio] [http://www.datasociety.net/ Data & Society], [http://europeana.eu/ Europeana], [http://historypin.org Historypin], [http://smarthistoryblog.org/ Smarthistory], [https://www.visitthecapitol.gov/ U.S. Capitol Visitors Center] | |||
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Revision as of 09:08, 9 August 2018
This "one pager" is intended to help people envision what Openlab could be user:edsonm
OPENLAB is a solutions lab, convener, and consultancy designed to accelerate the speed and impact of transformational change in the GLAM (gallery, library, archive, and museum) sector.
GLAMs have some of the most profound and important missions in society: to increase and disseminate knowledge; to encourage civic dialogue and engagement; and to support individuals in their right to access and participate in culture. These outcomes are critical if we are to have strong, happy citizens and wise, resilient communities in the 21st century.
Technology provides GLAMs with new opportunities to dramatically increase the scale and impact of their work. The Internet connects more than half of humanity; and digitization, open access, and new forms of collaboration and production expand the capabilities and obligations of all civic institutions. But change is difficult and GLAMs struggle to recognize and exploit these opportunities.
Small institutions struggle to experiment and begin the process of digital engagement. Large institutions struggle to innovate and begin the process of digital transformation. Visionary institutions struggle to sustain innovation and deepen the impact of their programs. Everyone struggles with disruption and change.
OPENLAB is a group of funders and partners who help GLAMs use technology to see beyond their own traditions and imagine new ways to work, share, and create value in society. OPENLAB does this work through three complementary programs.
OPENLAB SOLUTIONS is an instigator, incubator, and digital studio that accelerates the adoption of technologies and best practices across the GLAM sector. The Solutions team creates disruptive prototypes and pragmatic turn-key solutions; tests new business models; conducts leadership and technology training; and publishes case studies, standards, and how-to guides to catalyze sector-wide change.
The OPENLAB COLLABORATIVE is a consortium of innovation labs from across the corporate, government, and social sectors. Labs are a nexus of talent and innovation but they tend to work in isolation: members of the Openlab Collaborative pool their expertise and resources to attack annual challenge goals and sponsor a cultural sector X-Prize.
The OPENLAB NETWORK is the global community that provides the governance, support, and leadership framework for OPENLAB. The Network includes the Openlab Fellows program, which advances targeted research and change initiatives; and Openlab Chapters, which enable OPENLAB’s mission to be championed and scaled at the local, regional, and national/international levels. Openlab StartCamp workshops and conferences provide a forum for professional development and knowledge exchange; and Openlab’s blog and social media presence builds the expertise and accomplishments of network members into a movement and validates the importance of emerging practices.
OPENLAB accelerates change across the global GLAM sector for less than 0.004% of the combined annual budgets of American libraries and museums.
Openlab Workshop Organizers, Co-Conveners, and Partners
The Openlab Workshop is funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities Office of Digital Humanities and Division of Public Programs in a cooperative agreement with The Council on Library and Information Resources.
Workshop organizers and co-conveners are the American Alliance of Museums Center for the Future of Museums, The American Library Association Center for the Future of Libraries, The Digital Public Library of America, the Digital Library Federation, the Metropolitan New York Library Council, and [new] the Society of American Archivists
Workshop partners support the Openlab Workshop through leadership, participation, and/or financial support for the Unconference and Ignite talks: [http:www.balboapark.org/bpoc Balboa Park Online Collaborative], The Carnegie Museums of Pittsburgh Innovation Studio Data & Society, Europeana, Historypin, Smarthistory, U.S. Capitol Visitors Center
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