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An introduction to the Madoc Platform

An introduction to the Madoc Platform

Madoc is an Omeka S based platform for the display, enrichment, and curation of IIIF-based digital objects.
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Stephen.
Annotating music in IIIF

Annotating music in IIIF

The original Variations Audio Timeliner was developed in 2002 by Indiana University, and is now available on the web to annotate music.
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Stephen.
Prototyping with Material Design

Prototyping with Material Design

At Digirati we’ve been taking a Material Design approach lately on a few projects for our cultural heritage clients. Material Design is a…
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Ville Vartiainen
Digitised books: reading or viewing?

Digitised books: reading or viewing?

You often curl up with a book. You might even read your Kindle in the bath. But have you ever curled up with a viewer? Would you even…
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Tom Crane
Reaching into collections to tell stories

Reaching into collections to tell stories

Introducing Digirati’s work with the Victoria and Albert Museum and the Technical University, Delft: we’ve been making tools that bring…
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Tom Crane
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More on the Exploded Viewer

More on the Exploded Viewer

The long argument set out in Progressive Enhancement, Digital Objects and the Exploded Viewer can be boiled down to a shorter statement of…
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Tom Crane
Progressive Enhancement, Digital Objects and the Exploded Viewer

Progressive Enhancement, Digital Objects and the Exploded Viewer

Progressive Enhancement is a good practice. When we try to apply it to digitised objects of cultural heritage, we run into some…
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Tom Crane
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

Matt McGrattan, Head of Digital Library Solutions, Digirati.
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Matt McGrattan
Beyond the Viewer: fragments and links in annotation space

Beyond the Viewer: fragments and links in annotation space

Web Annotations and the model provided by the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF) allow us to unlock and reuse content…
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Tom Crane
Chronicle 250
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

Matt McGrattan, Head of Digital Library Solutions, Digirati.
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Matt McGrattan
The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

The Royal Academy Summer Exhibition: chronicle250.com

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Matt McGrattan
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