This document discusses adding additional features and functionality to the Omeka content management system for museums by integrating it with other datasets and APIs. It suggests enhancing Omeka installations used by museums by connecting them to external sources of data like Wikipedia, DBpedia, museum collection databases, and APIs from services like Foursquare and Untappd to enrich the online experience with additional contextual information and location-based features. The goal is to provide new ways to explore and interact with museum collections by putting them in dialogue with broader cultural, geographic and social data.

1. Yo Dawg! I Heard You Like Omeka
In Your Museums, So I Put Your
Museums In Omeka!
US Museums Explorer museums.hackingthehumanities.org
Patrick Murray-John @patrick_mj
2015 Virginia Humanities Conference

2. Museum Universe Data File

3. DBpedia / Wikipedia

4. US Museums Explorer

10. Data is weird (MUDF edition)

11. Data is weird (MUDF edition)

12. Data is weird (DBpedia edition)

13. We're Gonna Rock Down To …
Humanities Data View
● Social Media Element Set
● Congressional Representatives Via Sunlight
APIs?
● Local Establishments With Happy Adult
Beverages Via Untappd API?