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--- event:2018-10 [2018/10/26 14:10] – [Hackathon Projects] beat_estermann
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 <b><big><a href="/wiki/event:2018-10">Open Cultural Data Hackathon 2018</a></big></b>
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-<a href="/wiki/event:2018-10#hackathon_programme">Program</a>
-| <a href="http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/event:2018-10#swiss_glamhack_awards">Swiss GLAMhack Awards</a>
+<a href="http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/event:2018-10#swiss_glamhack_awards">Swiss GLAMhack Awards</a>
 | <a href="/wiki/data:glam_ch">Swiss Cultural Data</a>
 | <a href="/wiki/data:glam">Cultural Data Worldwide</a>
 | <a href="https://glam.opendata.ch/hackathons/">Earlier Editions</a>
-| <a href="http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/event:2018-10#practical_information">Practical Information</a>
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 ====== 4th Swiss Open Cultural Data Hackathon ======
-Our fourth Open Cultural Data Hackathon is taking take place on **26-28 October 2018** at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich – in cooperation with the ETH Library, Zentralbibliothek Zürich, the Swiss Social Archives, the State Archives of the Canton of Zurich, the Basel Historical Museum, Wikimedia CH, infoclio.ch and hopefully further partners and sponsors.
+Our fourth Open Cultural Data Hackathon took place on **26-28 October 2018** at the Swiss National Museum in Zurich – in cooperation with the ETH Library, Zentralbibliothek Zürich, the Swiss Social Archives, the State Archives of the Canton of Zurich, the Basel Historical Museum, Wikimedia CH, infoclio.ch and the members of the Friends of OpenGLAM Network.
 A [[http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/glam:2018-09-11|Pre-Event to our Hackathon]] was held at the ETH Zurich on 11 September 2018. This event was aimed specifically at students and gave information about the type of data provided at the GLAMhack as well as examples of projects conducted during past editions.
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 **Join us on Facebook or Twitter**
-  * [[https://www.facebook.com/swissculturaldatahackathon/|Facebook]] (Swiss Cultural Data Hackathon)
+  * [[https://www.facebook.com/openglamch|Facebook]] (Open GLAM CH)
   * [[https://twitter.com/search?q=%23glamhack%20OR%20%23glamhack2017&src=typd|Twitter]] (Hashtag: #GLAMhack)
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 You may own yourself cultural data that you are ready to share. Please look at these infosheets ([[https://glam.opendata.ch/wordpress/files/2018/05/Anleitung-f%C3%BCr-die-Bereitstellung-von-Daten_20180525.pdf|German]] / [[https://glam.opendata.ch/wordpress/files/2018/06/Instructions-mise-a%CC%80-disposition-de-donne%CC%81es20180601.pdf|French]]) on how to share data. If you have further questions, please feel free to contact [[mailto:beat.estermann@openglam.ch|beat.estermann@openglam.ch]].
-**Registration**
+**Press release**
-If you wish to participate in the hackathon, you must register. This regards data-providers, programmers, designers, artists, experts and so on. If you just want to come by and check out how the hackathon works or attend the project presentations and Swiss GLAMhack Awards on Sunday, you do not need to register.
+[[http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/_media/glam:pressemitteilung_glamhackathon_2018-1.pdf|Press release]] concerning the GLAMhack Awards and the 2018 edition of the hackathon.
-Online registration is closed, but you can still come directly to our registration desk at the Swiss National Museum.
+[[http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/_media/glam:results_swiss_glamhack_awards_2018.pdf|Results of the Swiss GLAMhack Awards 2018]]
-**Press release**
-Our [[http://make.opendata.ch/wiki/_media/glam:pressemitteilung_glamhackathon_2018-1.pdf|press release]] concerning the GLAMhack Awards and this year's hackathon is now available.
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 ===== Hackathon Projects =====
-  * [[project:mutilingual_data_search|Wikidata-driven multilingual search in library catalogue]]
+  * [[project:associative_image_search|Art on Paper Gallery]]
-  * [[project:sex_and_crime|Sex & Crime: Pub brawls in early modern times]]
+  * [[project:personal_museum_guide|Artify]]
+  * [[project:web_exhibition|Ask the Artist]] (winner of the "perfectly made" category and "biggest round of applause")
+  * [[project:dncsonyc|Dog Name Creativity Survey of New York City]]
+  * [[project:find_me_an_exhibit|Find Me an Exhibit]]
+  * [[project:letterjongg|Letterjongg (Adaptation of the Mahjong Game)]]
+  * [[project:graph_queries|New Frontiers in Graph Queries]]
+  * [[project:sex_and_crime|Sex, Crime & Pub Brawls in Early Modern Zurich]]
+  * [[project:swiss_art_stories_on_twitter|Swiss Art Stories on Twitter]]
+  * [[project:view_find|View Find (Library Catalog Search)]]
+  * [[project:vrvisits_zurich|VR Visits Zurich]]
+  * [[project:virtual_3d_exhibition|Walking Around the Globe – 3D Picture Exhibition]] (winner of the "brand new" category)
+  * [[project:weartonauts|We-Art-o-nauts: How to Provide a Better Art Experience]]
+  * [[project:mutilingual_data_search|Wikidata-driven Multilingual Search in the Library Catalogue]]
+  * [[project:historical_tours|Zurich Historical Photo Tours (formerly: Historical Tours based on Geo-data)]] (winner of the "stunningly beautiful" category)
-===== What is new compared to earlier editions? =====
+The video recordings of all the project presentations can be found at infoclio.ch's [[https://www.infoclio.ch/de/node/150608|hackathon reporting page]].
-For the first time, #GLAMhack is hosted by a museum, and we would like to seize the occasion to encourage more museums to participate as data providers. Furthermore, we are introducing a couple of changes to our hackathon concept:
-  * This year's focus is on creating softwares or artefacts that engage an audience – either online or in form of exhibits/installations. We thereby also encourage the use of non-standard hardware, such as virtual reality equipment and the like – if you have any suggestions in this area, please get in touch!
+===== What was new compared to earlier editions? =====
-  * The two hackathon days are followed by a public project presentation event on Sunday afternoon, where visitors will have the possibility to test the products and to meet their creators. We will also award symbolic prizes to the best projects in several categories. While introducing this competitive element into the hackathon, we would like to preserve the collaborative spirit within the community. We see the awards mainly as an instrument to provide feedback to the teams and to facilitate communication with a larger audience.
+For the first time, #GLAMhack was hosted by a museum, and seized the occasion to encourage more museums to participate as data providers. Furthermore, we introduced a couple of changes to our hackathon concept:
+  * This year's focus was on creating softwares or artefacts that engage an audience – either online or in form of exhibits/installations. We thereby also encouraged the use of non-standard hardware, such as virtual reality equipment and the like.
+  * The two hackathon days were followed by a public project presentation event on Sunday afternoon, where visitors had the possibility to test the products and to meet their creators. Symbolic prizes were awarded to the best projects in several categories.
 ===== Swiss GLAMhack Awards =====
-The Swiss GLAMhack Awards will take place on Sunday, 28 October from 14h to 16h30. They include a short presentation of the projects developed during the Hackathon as well as the awarding of the jury prizes in several categories and an audience prize. Prizes of symbolic value are awarded taking into account the cooperative and experimental approach of the Hackathon.
+The Swiss GLAMhack Awards took place on Sunday, 28 October.
-The project teams formed at the Hackathon decide for themselves whether they want to participate in the competition (project presentation session and award ceremony) or not. Whilst we prefer the presentations be held in English, German and French are also acceptable.
 **Categories**
-The jury awards prizes in the following categories (one winning project per category):
+The jury awarded prizes in the following categories (one winning project per category):
-  * **Perfectly made** (for the project that enables the greatest gain in knowledge)
-  * **Stunningly beautiful** (for the project that best highlights one or more open cultural dataset(s))
-  * **Brand new** (for the most innovative or original project)
-If there are project teams that have already started their work to a substantial extent in the run-up to the actual Hackathon, an additional prize will be awarded in the category:
+  * **Perfectly made** (for the project that enables the greatest gain in knowledge): winner [[project:web_exhibition|Ask the Artist]]
-  * **Long-distance runner**
+  * **Stunningly beautiful** (for the project that best highlights one or more open cultural dataset(s)): winner [[project:historical_tours|Zurich Historical Photo Tours]]
-The projects that may participate in this category are based on the self-declaration of the teams participating in the hackathon.
+  * **Brand new** (for the most innovative or original project): winner [[project:virtual_3d_exhibition|Walking Around the Globe – 3D Picture Exhibition]]
-The audience awards the prize in the category:
+The audience awarded the prize in the category:
-  * **Biggest round of applause**
+  * **Biggest round of applause**: winner [[project:web_exhibition|Ask the Artist]]
 **Members of the jury**
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   * Michael Gasser (ETH-Bibliothek)
-===== Hackathon Programme =====
+{{ :glam:jury.jpeg |}}
+The members of the Jury. Photo by Thomas Bochet.
-  * Main hackathon from Friday morning to Sunday at noon
-  * Project presentation session on Sunday afternoon, open to the public, followed by an apéro riche for hackathon participants and guests
-  * NEW: Swiss GLAMhack Awards ceremony on Sunday afternoon
-(the detailed programme is subject to change)
+===== Media Coverage =====
-^ Friday, 26 October 2018 ^^^^
+Coverage of the hackathon in the media and in blogs:
-| 09:00 - 10:00  | Welcome desk: arrival of hackathon participants |||
-| **10:00 - 10:30**  | **Opening message, Official start of the Hackathon** |||
-| 10:30 - 11:30 | Pitching session: short presentation of datasets, project ideas, special hardwares |||
-| 11:30 - 12:30 | Creation of groups |||
-|  | Work in groups |||
-| 12:15 - 14:15 | Lunch (open buffet) |||
-|  | Work in groups |||
-| 19:00 - 21:00 | Dinner (open buffet) |||
-|  | Work in groups |||
-| 24:00 | End of day 1 |||
+//(continuously put up to date)//
-^ Saturday, 27 October 2018 ^^^^
+  * [[https://glam.opendata.ch/swiss-glamhack-awards-2018-the-projects/|GLAMhack Awards 2018 - The Winners]] (blog article by Valérie Hashimoto with video sequences by infoclio.ch, 17.11.2018)
-| 9:00 | Welcome desk and work space open |||
+  * [[https://www.library.ethz.ch/en/About-us/News/Cultural-data-hacked-successfully|Cultural data hacked successfully]] (blog article by the ETH Library, 07.11.2018)
-|  | Work in groups |||
+  * [[https://www.infoclio.ch/fr/Hackathon2018|Project presentations]] (videos of the project presentations by infoclio.ch, November 2018)
-| **11:30 - 12:30**  | **Presentation session of interim status of the projects (optional)** |||
+  * [[https://blog.datalets.ch/046/|#046#glamhack]] (blog article by Oleg Lavrovsky, 30.10.2018)
-| 12:30 - 14:00 | Lunch (open buffet) |||
+  * [[https://blog-de.digitalbrainstorming.ch/2018/10/29/cultural-hackathon-2018/|4. Schweizer Kultur-Hackathon im Schweizer Landesmuseum]] (blog article by Dominik Landwehr, 29.10.2018)
-|  | Work in groups |||
+  * [[https://www.thomasweibel.ch/?post=letterjongg|Letterjongg]] (blog article by Thomas Weibel, 28.10.2018)
-| 19:00 - 21:00 | Dinner (open buffet) |||
+  * [[http://blog.nationalmuseum.ch/2018/10/gamen-auf-mittelalterlicher-handschrift/|Gamen auf mittelalterlicher Handschrift]] (blog article by Valérie Hashimoto, 11.10.2018)
-|  | Work in groups |||
-| 24:00 | End of day 2 |||
-^ Sunday, 28 October 2018 ^^^^
-| 9:00 - 12:00 | Work in groups and preparation of final project presentation|||
-| 12:00 - 13:30 | Lunch (open buffet) |||
-| **14:00 - 16:30**  | **Swiss GLAMhack Awards** |||
-| 14:00 - 15:00  | Presentation session of the final projects |||
-| 15:00 - 15:45 | Apéro and project demonstrations |||
-| 15:45 | Award Ceremony|||
-{{ :glam:hacker_group2.jpeg |}}
-Hackathon 2017 at University of Lausanne. Photo by Laurent Dubois.
-===== Practical Information =====
-**How to get to the Swiss National Museum**
-The Swiss National Museum (also known as Landesmuseum Zürich) is situated next to the Zurich main station (Zürich Hauptbahnhof) and can therefore easily be reached by train. Other means of public transport are the tram and bus: stops "Bahnhofquai/HB" (lines 4, 11, 13, 14, 17, 46) or "Bahnhofplatz" (lines 3, 6, 10, 31). For timetables, check [[https://www.sbb.ch/en/timetable.html|SBB timetables]].
-There is no parking for cars at the museum. The closest parkings are: Zürich Main Station (Sihlquai 41), Central (Seilergraben) and Urania (Uraniastrasse 3). Further information can be found on the [[https://www.nationalmuseum.ch/e/zuerich/Besucherinfos_Anfahrt.php|Swiss National Museum's website]].
-**How to get to the Youth Hostel**
-The Youth Hostel is situated in Zurich Wollishofen, about 25 minutes from the National Museum by public transports. From the Zurich main station, take a train to the "Wollishofen" stop (lines S4 or S8), followed by a 5-minute walk via Staubstrasse to the youth hostel (sign-posted). Or take the tram line 7 from the stop "Bahnhofstrasse/HB" to "Morgental", followed by a 5- minute walk to the youth hostel. The youth hostel has a limited number of chargeable car parking spaces.
-Check-in: 15h-24h / Check-out: 6h-10h
+Pictures taken during the hackathon are available on [[https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/Category:Swiss_Open_Cultural_Data_Hackathon_2018|Wikimedia Commons]].
-For more information about the hostel: [[https://www.youthhostel.ch/en/hostels/zurich/?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4vnlycio3AIVxwsZCh0h_QJfEAEYASAAEgKxzvD_BwE|Zurich Youth Hostel]]
 ===== Organizers =====
-The event is organized by the [[http://glam.opendata.ch|OpenGLAM CH Working Group]] of the [[http://opendata.ch|opendata.ch]] association, with contributions from:
+The event was organized by the [[http://glam.opendata.ch|OpenGLAM CH Working Group]] of the [[http://opendata.ch|opendata.ch]] association, with contributions from:
 ^ Organization Committee ^^
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 ===== Sponsors / Supporting Organizations =====
-The Cultural Hackathon is made possible by financial and/or in kind contributions from the [[https://www.nationalmuseum.ch/e/|Swiss National Museum in Zurich]], the [[http://www.library.ethz.ch/en/|ETH Library]], [[http://www.wikimedia.ch|Wikimedia CH]], [[https://www.zb.uzh.ch/index.html.en|Zentralbibliothek Zürich]], [[https://www.infoclio.ch/|infoclio.ch]], the [[https://www.sozialarchiv.ch/en/|Swiss Social Archives]], and the members of the [[https://glam.opendata.ch/friends-of-openglam/|Friends of OpenGLAM Network]]. Further partners and sponsors are more than welcome!
+The Cultural Hackathon was made possible by financial and/or in kind contributions from the [[https://www.nationalmuseum.ch/e/|Swiss National Museum in Zurich]], the [[http://www.library.ethz.ch/en/|ETH Library]], [[http://www.wikimedia.ch|Wikimedia CH]], [[https://www.zb.uzh.ch/index.html.en|Zentralbibliothek Zürich]], [[https://www.infoclio.ch/|infoclio.ch]], the [[https://www.sozialarchiv.ch/en/|Swiss Social Archives]], and the members of the [[https://glam.opendata.ch/friends-of-openglam/|Friends of OpenGLAM Network]].
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-Die Veranstaltung ist Teil der nationalen Kampagne zum Kulturerbejahr 2018. [[https://www.kulturerbe2018.ch/|kulturerbe2018]]
+Die Veranstaltung war Teil der nationalen Kampagne zum Kulturerbejahr 2018. [[https://www.kulturerbe2018.ch/|kulturerbe2018]]
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