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Journal Article
OMEKA: OPEN SOURCE WEB PUBLISHING
2008
Overview
Commercial blog packages have made it easy for digital humanists to publish materials to the web, but the blogs structure of serial text posts does not allow them to present deep collections or complex narratives. That is why the Center for History and New Media at George Mason University in partnership with the Minnesota Historical Society, has created Omeka. From the Swahili word meaning \"to display\" or \"to lay out for discussion,\" Omeka is a next generation web publishing platform for academic work of all kinds, one that bridges the university library and museum worlds through a set of commonly recognized web and metadata standards. Omeka is free and open source. Omeka has been called \"WordPress for museums\" or \"WordPress for collections.\" It provides a modular software architecture, allowing the core code base to be extended easily through plug-ins and themes. By making standards based, serious online publishing easy, Omeka puts the power and reach of the web in the hands of academics and cultural professionals.
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