The results of CALIMERA

Citizen's Charter

  • A portal website www.calimera.org provides easy access to all of the information which CALIMERA has produced.
  • 42 Country Reports provide an in-depth analysis of the current situation in relation to public libraries, local museums and archives in each country and detail the developments which have followed the Oeiras Manifesto.
  • The State of the Art Report on National and Local policies provides a concise check on progress toward policy level objectives, linked to the results of CALIMERA’s Policy Conference on A New Kind of Access, held in Copenhagen, January 2005.
  • The Policy Toolkit provides support for all those who are developing policies for partnerships between museums, public libraries and archives backed up by case studies providing best practice examples.

  • 23 individual Best Practice Guidelines on aspects of digital service provision, for policy makers and practitioners, covering Social, Management and Technical issues, have been compiled and translated into over 30 languages.

  • A Policy and Best Practice Forum has been launched to stimulate discussion and development of ideas.

  • Impact Measurement Recommendations assess the steps necessary to achieve greater systematic assessment of impact on users, leading to improved exploitation of cultural resources.

  • The Report on Business Models for local cultural institutions highlights the most important business issues, in their adoption and delivery of technological solutions.

  • A Solutions Noticeboard (http://solutions.calimera.org) provides an overview of solutions and research outputs relevant to digital local cultural services (together with access to expertise) in the form of both a Solution Providers Directory and a Solutions Directory.

  • Training Guidelines assess the changed role and responsibilities of staff working in local cultural institutions in the digital era and the requirements for continuing education and training.

  • The Research Roadmap takes an end-user and professional view of the research needs of local cultural institutions from a functional perspective and maps user requirements to IST research.

  • A Community Mapping Model assesses the scope for combination of GIS and semantic web technologies for expressing the potential of local cultural communities.

  • Usability Guidelines place this key topic in the context of the complete lifecycle of digital cultural communication applications targeted to the end-user.


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