2. Why?

3. To facilitate innovation in the cultural heritage sector To nurture a developer community To reach and engage with users To show the rewards of Open Data To contribute to the Digital Agenda To have some fun! Why a hackathon roadshow?

4. How?

5. Our agile #hack4europe partners Poznan Supercomputing Center, Poznan, Poland The Picasso Museum, Barcelona, Spain Collections Trust, London, United Kingdom National Heritage Board, Stockholm, Sweden

6. Poznan

7. Barcelona

8. London

9. Stockholm

10. Competition categories Application with greatest commercial potential Application with greatest potential for inclusion Most innovative application Audience Award, as voted by the developers

11. Any results?

12. Some results in numbers About 85 developers participated With a majority being independent developers or representing SMEs Creating 48 prototypes With 14 winners in the categories and local special awards

13. Some development trends at the hackathons Apps designed for mobile and slates first Apps designed to be inherently social Apps allowing users to curate content Apps integrating a gaming component Apps connecting with Wikipedia Apps visualizing Europeana content in new ways

14. Our Fantastic Four

15. Winner of the Commercial Potential Award: Art4Europe

16. Winner of the Inclusion Award: Casual Curator

17. Winner of the Innovation Award: TimeMash

18. Winner of the Audience Award: TimeBook

19. Culture? Creativity? Growth?

20. Without an Open Data license we can’t move beyond prototype with any of the winners! Culture: Open Data will allow more people to find and engage with cultural content Creativity: Open Data, allowing re-mix and re-use, will fuel creativity Growth: Open Data, allowing anyone to develop services, will lead to economic growth Culture: Creativity: Growth and Open Data