WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout
German guideline about Digital Remembrance Culture and participation, 2024
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WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout
Summary
WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout is a guideline[1].
Key Facts
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout authored A handout — author (P50): Gabriele Fahrenkrog[2].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout authored A handout — author (P50): Lambert Heller[3].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout authored A handout — author (P50): Jens Bemme[4].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout authored A handout — author (P50): Lisa Groh-Trautmann[5].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's instance of is recorded as A handout — instance of (P31): guideline[6].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's instance of is recorded as A handout — instance of (P31): publication[7].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's instance of is recorded as A handout — instance of (P31): project[8].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's publisher is recorded as A handout — publisher (P123): TIB – Leibniz Information Centre for Science and Technology and University Library[9].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's publisher is recorded as A handout — publisher (P123): Wikimedia Deutschland[10].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's based on is recorded as A handout — based on (P144): WikiRemembrance barcamp[11].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's copyright license is recorded as A handout — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International[12].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's place of publication is recorded as A handout — place of publication (P291): Hanover[13].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's DOI is recorded as 10.34657/13796[14].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's language of work or name is recorded as A handout — language of work or name (P407): German[15].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's publication date is recorded as +2024-09-02T00:00:00Z[16].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's official website is recorded as https://oa.tib.eu/renate/handle/123456789/14774[17].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): culture of remembrance[18].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): wikiverse[19].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): Wikidata[20].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): open access[21].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): open data[22].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): participation (in decisions)[23].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): #everynamecounts[24].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): Scorched Places[25].
- WikiRemembrance - A digital and participatory culture of remembrance: A handout's main subject is recorded as A handout — main subject (P921): Project "Places of Gestapo terror in present-day Lower Saxony"[26].
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Works and Contributions
Authored works include A handout — author (P50): Gabriele Fahrenkrog[2], a librarian[27], b. 1965[28], of Germany[29]; A handout — author (P50): Lambert Heller[3], a librarian[30], b. 1972[31], of Germany[32], specialised in digital humanities[33]; A handout — author (P50): Jens Bemme[4], a local historian[34], b. 1978[35], of Germany[36], awarded the Open Science Fellows Program[37], specialised in citizen science[38]; and A handout — author (P50): Lisa Groh-Trautmann[5], a historian[39], b. 1988[40], of Germany[41], specialised in digital humanities[42].