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Handbook on cultural web user interaction
First edition (September 2008)
edited by MINERVA EC Working Group "Quality, Accessibility and Usability"

1. Users and cultural contents on the web: state of the art

1.1 Users and services in cultural web applications: websites and portals
1.1.1 Libraries
1.1.1.1  Digital libraries 
1.1.2 Museums
1.1.3 Archives
1.1.4 Temporary events
1.1.5 Research and education services
1.1.6 Cultural portals
1.1.7 Cultural tourism portals
1.1.8 Annex - Good practices
1.1.8.1 British Library
1.1.8.2 New York Public Library
1.1.8.3 Gallica
1.1.8.4 Project Gutenberg
1.1.8.5 Louvre
1.1.8.6 Hermitage Virtual Academy – Virtual Academy
1.1.8.7 Every object tells a story
1.1.8.8 National Archives of Australia – Virtual Room
1.1.8.9 Public Records Office – Just for kids
1.1.8.10 Berlinale – Berlin International Film Festival
1.1.8.11 Italian research Portal
1.1.8.12 UK-student.net
1.1.8.13 Christ's College Finchley, UK
1.1.8.14 American Memory of the Library of Congress
1.1.8.15 TEL – The European Library
1.1.8.16 Spain.Info

1.2 Current trends in web services: Web 2.0-3.0
1.2.1 Blogs
1.2.2 Wikis
1.2.3 Content in a pod
1.2.4 Micro-content: sharing, bookmarking and social tagging
1.2.5 Social networking sites
1.2.6 MUVEs (Multi User Virtual Environments)
1.2.7 Conclusion
1.2.8 Annex - Good practices
1.2.8.1 MySpace
1.2.8.2 Facebook
1.2.8.3 Linkedin
1.2.8.4 Second House of Sweden in Second Life
1.2.8.5 McMaster University, Ontario
1.2.8.6 Musée du Louvre on Thompson Island
1.2.8.7 The Staatliche Kunstsammlungen's Old Masters - Picture Gallery, Dresden
1.2.8.8 Annual International Museum Day in Second Life



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