About this Event

"Practical applications of IIIF: as a building block towards a digital National Collection", part of the AHRC funded "Towards a National Collection" programme, aims to highlight and demonstrate the opportunities and benefits that the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) standard offers to a wide audience of heritage institutions and researchers looking to share, present and re-use high quality images and media on the web.

This final webinar seeks to present the project demonstrators that were developed as part of the project: the Publication Viewer, SimpleSite and SimpleDiscovery, the Tudor Paintings Research Project/InvenioRDM Repository Pilot, and the new Digirati Manifest Editor.

Agenda

16.00: Introduction and Welcome

16.05: The Towards a National Collection Initiative: Reflections on the Foundation Phase

16.15: The Practical Applications of IIIF Demonstrators:

• The IIIF Publication platform: Using IIIF collections to link data and resources to published outputs
• SimpleSite and SimpleDiscovery: Creating a search interface for cross collection work
• The Tudor Paintings Research Project: a joint venture to host a IIIF repository between the National Portrait Gallery and InvenioRDM
• The Digirati Manifest Editor: a new interface for the creation of bespoke IIIF manifests

17.15: Practical IIIF and the IIIF Consortium: Directions for the Future

17.25 Questions and Open Discussion

Webinar File Repository

All of the webinar files, presentations, videos, etc can be downloaded from Zenodo:

Joseph Padfield, Anne McLaughlin, Charlotte Bolland, Peter Cornwell, Tom Crane, & Josh Hadro. (2022, May 27). The Practical Applications of IIIF: Project Outcomes and Future Directions. Zenodo. https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.6592406

Presentations

Session 01

Project demonstrators

Session 02

Panel Discussion