Bigdata

L ist of authorities that we connect our Qi CMS to via Linked Open Data (API) and so far we have the  Getty Thesauri,  Wikipedia,  VIAF   Geonames.   Nomenclature(don't have a public API), but we can download them and import them into the database. The big one we cannot seem to be able to figure out is  LOC (Library or Congress) and specifically the Library of Congress Subject Headings (LCSH)  and Thesaurus for Graphic Materials (TGM).  Is anyone aware of an API that (like the  vocab.getty.edu ) could be queries via SPARQL or anything similar?  Failing that, can they be downloaded in a usable format (i.e. one we can import in a database)?  For TGM, XML and TXT files are  here , (although a little strange, as they have no formal hierarchy),  but we cannot find an equivalent for LCSH:  this page  lists a few formats,  but it's not clear how to download them or indeed use them. Integrations ...

  Manual for the Display of Interactive New Media Art:  This manual was written by me to assist in curating and designing exhibits as well as preserving them. Game Arts Curators Kit (GAK):   I co-edited and wrote this one with Chaz Evans, founder of the Video Game Art Gallery in Chicago for the Game Arts International Network.

Google Analytics Training Source  1.  Google Academy https://analytics.google.com/analytics/academy/course/6 Sidenote but maybe related: have you looked at Google Data Studio at all? I don’t think it solves your problem, exactly – you’ll still need someone, whether internal or consultant, fluent enough in GA and KPIs to construct a meaningful Studio dashboard – but I’ve found it does ease the burden of teaching people how to use GA simply for the purpose of retrieving and visualizing data (particularly custom reports). It also might be a helpful framing device for honing in on stats that are most important/frequent, then using that as a launching pad to doing deeper analysis in GA. 2. LinkedIn Learning   LinkedIn Learning  videos (formerly Lynda.com) From 0 to pretty in-depth GA in just a few days. And plus the subscription ($30/mo or so?)  Google Data Studio Google Analytics 4 (which IMO is still too buggy to be used in production), Facebook business stuff, and...