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How Germany's Coding da Vinci Hacked Open Cultural Data: The Playbook Revealed
This video dives deep into the playbook of Germany's groundbreaking cultural hackathon, Coding da Vinci, which ran from 2014 to 2022. Learn how over 360 cultural institutions opened up nearly 500 datasets, leading to 217 innovative prototypes. We explore the core philosophy—prioritizing experience over commercial results, embracing failure, and fostering equal collaboration between techies and museums. Discover the three-phase lifecycle: from the 'One Minute Madness' pitch to the sprint phase and award ceremony. Whether you're a cultural professional or a tech enthusiast, this video reveals how to unlock the hidden potential of cultural heritage through open data and creative collaboration. Authors: Philippe Genêt, Ilias Kyriazis, and Andrea Lehr.
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