The COVID-19 crisis: A case for unique identifiers and common data models
Better surveying in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, could involve four things…
Entries by Frédéric Julien
Request for Proposals — Governance for Shared Data and Open Data in the Performing Arts
CAPACOA seeks service providers to undertake exploratory activities for the development of a governance framework for open and shared data in the performing arts as part of the Linked Digital […]
A few simple statements about performing arts buildings in Wikidata
Wikidata is a free knowledge base that everyone can edit. Any peforming arts industry data can be published and maintained directly in Wikidata, rather than being individually maintained in several distinct databases.
How can arts listings be better?
“Arts and culture listings are broken. Can open data help to make them better?” wondered Wales researchers from Nesta and The Satori Lab. In their recent discovery report, they concluded:
A few lessons learned on digital transformation in the arts
The availability and ease of use of Schema plugins is a very good thing in and of itself. We just need to ensure that the sector’s digital transformation doesn’t stop with Schema. Otherwise, we will primarily serve the interests of giant corporations and we will miss out on opportunities for arts organizations and artists to take more direct and active control over their data future.
What on Earth is a Knowledge Graph? (and related relevant questions)
The knowledge graph and the graph database are about relationships and meaning. Very much like social networks.
Call for Participation in Digital Discoverability Program
CAPACOA invites performing arts presenters to participate in a Digital Discoverability Program with Culture Creates. Participants part of the Linked Digital Future Initiative. Between September 2019 and March 2020, a first cohort of 15 organizations will have the opportunity to work with Culture Creates to translate their event information into structured data readable by search engines and recommendation systems. As a result, local arts goers and tourists alike will have a much easier time finding your events, no matter what device or application they use.
A Data Model and Digital Collaboration Strategies for the Performing Arts
Montreal, August 21, 2019 – “What shows can I see in Montreal tonight?” This is a rather straightforward question for a human being, but much more challenging one for AI-powered […]
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