OpenHeritage Glossary
#OHglossary Identifying and clarifying keywords in OpenHeritage
The Open Heritage glossary of keywords on heritage reuse clarifies the meaning and use of several terms that are relevant to the OpenHeritage project.
OpenHeritage project brings together experts, scholars and practitioners from different fields, from archeology and architecture to business management, digital technologies, and sociology. This requires a clarification and operationalization of the concepts that consortium members work with. Through the collaborative process on the participatory website, Open Heritage researchers will work together to give a workable definition and establish a common understanding of these terms in the project.
Following the template for the glossary entries, a concise definition is to be provided for each term, and the relationship of our definition to existing ones and debates in the academic literature is to be shown.
In early 2020, at the end of this collaborative process, the Open Heritage glossary will be publicly available, to allow interested people to understand the use and definitions of these terms in the project.
Resource Integration See all proposals (13)
In contemporary heritage literature, adaptive re-use has been identified as a process to improve...
Transferability refers to the degree to which the results of qualitative research can be...
CrowdsourcingCrowdsourcing or citizen science is the activity of giving tasks via internet to the...
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Open heritage evokes the relation between heritage and community on two levels. First, in line...
Regional Integration See all proposals (7)
“Affordable spaces” relates to the demand of the operators and users to have access to a space...
Connectivity is the capability of adaptive reuse practices to identify the use and organization...
Inclusiveness is an outcome that results from methods of social inclusion that recognizes...
check the content here: https://labs.openheritage.eu/processes/glossary/f/183/proposals/223
Community and Stakeholder Integration See all proposals (7)
Waterton and Smith (2010) note that community is one of the handful of words within the wider...
Participation is the act of taking part (becoming involved) in an activity or event. In politics,...
In addition to the definition of material heritage, and in response to the criticism on the...
Co-governance is a method of participatory management in which decisions are made at all levels...
Promoter group
Humboldt University
Start date
October 31, 2019
Reference: OH-PART-2019-10-45
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