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Elisa Lee - UNSW Unstacked Project
Collections are the heart of many cultural institutions. Unstacked - Curated by the People showcases your collection and institution locally and globally in real-time through the eyes of your patrons. Unstacked brings to light not only how people are using your collection, but also the treasures it contains. When someone accesses an item from your collection, it comes alive not only for that one person, but for everyone, providing more exposure and community engagement through a self-sustaining, always fresh exhibition, curated by the people.
In this presentation, Elisa Lee from Unstacked will talk about how the project has been personalised to different institutions ranging from its inception at the State Library of NSW through the inaugural DX Lab Fellowship, subsequent implementations at the State Library of QLD and State Library of Victoria and the recently launched University of NSW Library Unstacked - a totally new visualisation tailored to the unique context of an academic library.
Elisa Lee - UNSW Unstacked Project
Collections are the heart of many cultural institutions. Unstacked - Curated by the People showcases your collection and institution locally and globally in real-time through the eyes of your patrons. Unstacked brings to light not only how people are using your collection, but also the treasures it contains. When someone accesses an item from your collection, it comes alive not only for that one person, but for everyone, providing more exposure and community engagement through a self-sustaining, always fresh exhibition, curated by the people.
In this presentation, Elisa Lee from Unstacked will talk about how the project has been personalised to different institutions ranging from its inception at the State Library of NSW through the inaugural DX Lab Fellowship, subsequent implementations at the State Library of QLD and State Library of Victoria and the recently launched University of NSW Library Unstacked - a totally new visualisation tailored to the unique context of an academic library.
