Collaborative inventory—a participatory approach to cultural heritage collections

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The chapter presents creation of a collaborative inventory and a cross-border network of collections in the framework of the cross-border project that linked different stakeholders (collectors, local communities and experts from the field of museology, ethnology and digital humanities) with the aim of valuation—i.e. identification, register, arrangement, presentation and promotion—of cultural heritage collections. It discusses impacts, issues and pitfalls of the participatory approach by pointing out (1) the nature of participatory approach, (2) participation in relation to the materiality of collections and virtuality of a database and (3) advantages of a participatory approach for involved actors.

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Ledinek Lozej, Š. (2020). Collaborative inventory—a participatory approach to cultural heritage collections. In Urban Book Series (pp. 121–131). Springer. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-28014-7_8

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