The 2021 Edition of the Swiss Open Cultural Data Hackathon took place on 16-17 April as an online hackathon, virtually hosted by the ETH Library in Zurich. The focus of this year's GLAMhack is on Linked Open Data, Machine Learning, Human-Computer-Interaction and Crowdsourcing. Once again, we are happy to collaborate with Wikimedia CH, infoclio.ch and other members of the Friends of OpenGLAM Network.
helvetiX: An XR guide to Helvetia
Collection Chatbot: Silverfish
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A walk trough Zurich around 1910
Culture In-Time 2
Deploy Looted-Art Detector
Nachtschicht 21 a 3D, Virtual Reality & Art Exhibition
The Pellaton Experience
Wikidata Tutorial Factory
The scene lives!
WikiCommons metadata analysis tool
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Making digitised scores audible
St. Galler Globus
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1971 and all that - Women’s Right to Vote in Switzerland
e-rara: Recognizing mathematical Formulas and Tables
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The spatial evolvement of a Museums’ collection
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Archived-Data-Diver
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"Making of GLAMhack21" Video
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Before and after: Documenta Natura
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e-rara: Spatial focuses of ETH-Professors
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Fresh perspective onto historic collections
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Harald Nägeli - Höhlenbewohner
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IndiviDUALbooks
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Stadthausplatz Zurich
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Structured Data on Wikimedia Commons
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Swiss Coffee DATA ART
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Zurich Time Lapse
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ART Track: Your personal Art Space
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heARTful – Art & Emotions
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All attendees, sponsors, partners, volunteers and staff at our hackathon are required to agree with the Hack Code of Conduct. Organisers will enforce this code throughout the event. We expect cooperation from all participants to ensure a safe environment for everybody. For more details on how the event is run, see the Guidelines on our wiki.
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