Digital Art History and the Getty Vocabularies
Affiliated Society or Committee Name: Digital Art History Society- Introduction to the Getty Vocabularies
- How to use the Getty Vocabularies to structure and standardize your data
- Key identities in art history: people, objects, events, concepts, places
- Exercises
- Advantages of Linked Open Data
- OpenRefine Vocabulary Reconciliation service
- Opportunities to contribute to the Getty Vocabularies/anticipated Future directions
- Discussion
- How to use the Getty Vocabularies to structure and standardize your data
- Key identities in art history: people, objects, events, concepts, places
- Exercises
- Advantages of Linked Open Data
- OpenRefine Vocabulary Reconciliation service
- Opportunities to contribute to the Getty Vocabularies/anticipated Future directions
- Discussion
Projector to display PPT slides. Ideally, a room where participants can use their own computers to do exercises. Bring your own computers with internet access. 10 minutes for exercises. 10 minutes for discussion time, although questions will be entertained throughout the workshop.
Workshop Leaders:
Anne L. Helmreich,Getty Research Institute - alhelmreich@gmail.com
and
Patricia A. Harpring,Getty Research Institute - pharpring@getty.edu