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Becoming a part of museum-digital

Helping museum-digital is possible in a multitude of ways. Direct participation is mainly reserved for museums, but anybody can help greatly by providing meaningful information and comments.


... as an Institution

If your institution wants to join museum-digital, you only need a short description, a photo, and the usual contact information of the museum. The museum will then be entered into the appropriate instance of museum-digital and a user account for the museum will be set up. Our tools have shown to be sufficiently intuitive for half an hour of an introduction (via phone) to be sufficient for publishing an object.

Regional museum associations often offer day-long seminars in which working with museum-digital is discussed in more detail. These events usually feature hands-on exercises. It may be fruitful to consult your regional museum association or the administrator of your region of museum-digital.


... alone or with a group

You can help museums greatly by providing information and working with the museums. At the bottom of almost all object pages, there is a link "Do you know more ...?". By clicking on this line, you can directly provide e-mail feedback on the given object to the related museum. You may however also offer help to a museum in your area of expertise.


Translation

We hope to make museum-digital available and useful to all people. Not all people speak the same language. All kinds of translations in all languages are highly welcome.

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Enriching controlled vocabulary

Another way of participation is to join the norm data editors and collaborate with them in managing, enriching and translating the controlled vocabularies of museum-digital.


News about the museum-digital community in the blog
Summary of the monthly user meetup (April 2023) / New features and improvements Summary of the monthly user meetup (March 2023) A Calendar is a Commitment Monthly museum-digital user meetup (September 2022) / New Features Monthly museum-digital user meetup (August 2022) / New features