museum-digital is a platform on which museums large and small publish information about their objects. It contains a large variety of objects that are linked with each other through many different links. It thus aims to present subjects in a most approachable way and provide ease in the finding of objects.<\/p>", "starttext_paragraph2": "
But museum-digital is more than that: it is an initiative, in which we work on finding ways and creating tools for an easy online publication of object information for all museums. We are developing a system which aims to be mostly free, time efficient and easy to use. A system that can be used by all museums, no matter the way the museum manages the information pertaining to its objects internally. For museums that do not yet use a dedicated program for inventarization, museum-digital offers the relevant functions. Information about the museum objects is further enriched at museum-digital and can subsequently be reformated and easily exported for embedding on relevant portals, such as europeana, Deutsche Digitale Bibliothek, etc. - if the museum wants that. Currently, you can find information on:", "starttext_paragraph3": "
The origin of the development of museum-digital is the AG Digitalisierung (Task Force Digitization) of the Museumsverbandes Sachsen-Anhalt (Museum Association Saxony-Anhalt), whose work is aided by the Institute for Museum Research (SMB-PK). From the beginning, the experience of museums from Rhineland-Palatine and other regions were incorporated into the process. Because of its origin on a regional level, museum-digital has a number of regional instances besides the German nationwide one. By now, a number of international instances have also been created:<\/p>", "deutschland": "Germany", "international": "International", "thema_vok_intro": "Besides the pure object information, the presentation of objects in exhibitions and thematic compilations is an important objective of museum-digital. For this, there is the \"Topics\" page that is continuosly being expanded. Essential for a good categorization and indexation are the strongly controlled authority files of museum-digital. The respective vocabularies have their own page.", "themen": "Topics", "vokabulare": "Vocabularies", "socialmedia": "Social Media", "handbuch": "Handbook", "statistik": "Statistics", "kontakt": "Contact", "deutsch": "German", "englisch": "English", "blog": "Blog", "Sachsen-Anhalt": "Saxony-Anhalt", "Berlin": "Berlin", "Rheinland-Pfalz": "Rhineland-Palatine", "Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg": "Baden-W\u00fcrttemberg", "Brandenburg": "Brandenburg", "Hamburg": "Hamburg", "Hessen": "Hesse", "Ostwestfalen-Lippe": "Ostwestfalen-Lippe", "Westfalen": "Westphalia", "SMB": "Staatliche Museen zu Berlin", "Th\u00fcringen": "Thuringia", "Bremen": "Bremen", "Niedersachsen": "Lower Saxony", "Agrargeschichte": "History of Agriculture", "Sachsen": "Saxony", "Rheinland": "Rhineland", "Schleswig-Holstein": "Schleswig-Holstein", "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern": "Mecklenburg-Vorpommern", "Bayern": "Bavaria", "Collectors": "Collectors", "Ungarn": "Hungary", "Oesterreich": "Austria", "Brasilien": "Brasil", "Indonesien": "Indonesia", "USA": "USA", "Daenemark": "Danmark", "themen_beschreibung": "The meaning of single objects is often not fully comprehensible without it being embedded in a topical overview together with other objects. The page \"Topics\" provides a growing number of topical overviews.", "vokabulare_beschreibung": "A most important aspect of museum-digital are the vocabularies, which provide context information on people, places, tags, etc. On the page \"vocabularies\", you get direct access to these.", "document_archive": "Document archive", "more": "More" } }