Welcome to the CollectionSpace project team blog. Here you'll find more than just project updates - we'll use this space to introduce some of the people working on the project, feature case studies of adopting institutions, and dive deeper into some of the issues surrounding the design and development of a community source collections information management system. Feedback is welcome in the comments section of each post, or feel free to suggest topics in our forums.
Congratulations to the Walker Art Center for an engaging and creative day spent talking about Cataloging Performing Arts! Our thanks goes out to Robin Dowden, Director of New Media and Philip Bither, Senior Curator for Performing Arts who, along with many colleagues at the Walker Art Center, and a dazzling array of artists, presenters, scholars, performers, videographers, librarians,...
Congratulations to the Walker Art Center for an engaging and creative day spent talking about Cataloging Performing Arts! Our thanks goes out to Robin Dowden, Director of New Media and Philip Bither, Senior Curator for Performing Arts who, along with many colleagues at the Walker Art Center, and a dazzling array of artists, presenters, scholars, performers, videographers, librarians,...
Patrick Schmitz, CollectionSpace lead technical architect, was recently interviewed by Jane Zupan of Nuxeo. Read more here: http...
Miami-Dade Art in Public Places was one of the first public art programs in the United States. Established in 1973, as the result of a county ordinance that allocated 1.5% of construction costs of new county buildings for the purchase or commission of art, the program continues to be a showcase for contemporary artists and their art throughout the county. Since its founding thirty-eight years...
User Centered Design is a way of designing a product from its users' perspective by carefully considering their goals, needs, and limitations. Designers often lack domain knowledge, so in order to anticipate and design for how the users would interact with the system, designers need to thoroughly understand the users, their tasks, and their contexts in...