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Exactly 10 years ago, on 29 April 2014, the TIB AV-Portal went online. This has of course already been mentioned several times in the anniversary announcement and in this blog post series – collected under the keyword #10JahreTIB_AVPortal. Now the time has come: THE video platform from science for science is officially 10 years old!
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The dynamic, functional portal development of the past ten years has been remarkable and is promising both now and in the future. User-friendly features are great, but a repository is first and foremost valuable and utilised through content that is as attractive and relevant as possible. This article portrays the growth of researchable and usable science videos and the range of genres in the TIB AV-Portal, accompanied with insights into the editorial curation of the content.
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The TIB AV-Portal, the video portal of TIB, is celebrating its 10th anniversary this month. This is a great opportunity for us to talk to Magret Plank and Matti Stöhr about the portal. As head of the Lab Non-Textual Materials, Margret Plank has been responsible for the TIB AV-Portal from the very beginning, while Matti Stöhr has been supporting it as Community Manager since May 2020.
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#10YearsTIB_AVPortal – this is an ideal occasion for us to look back on an intensive and lively 10 years. From now on, and especially in the anniversary month of April, we want to celebrate the TIB AV-Portal together (!) with a variety of activities and campaigns. This can of course be seen and experienced in the portal itself, as an “information hub” here in the TIB-Blog and far beyond.
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The TIB video portal currently has almost 40,000 scientific videos from all disciplines and 700,000 visits per year. This blog post presents current further developments in 2022. These include easier findability of videos, an improved upload form and subtitling of videos.
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New in the AV-Portal: two documentaries on the life, work and aftermath of the Göttingen based physicist Robert Wichard Pohl give popular experiment videos with some contemporary material a science-historical background and show the (added) value of audiovisual heritage.
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The World Day for Audiovisual Heritage on 27 October is a wonderful occasion to repeatedly pay tribute to the preservation activities of the former IWF’s Ethnological Film Collection.
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Final of the little tour for this special milestone.
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Continuation of the short discovery trip on the occasion of this special milestone
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Come with us on a short discovery trip on the occasion of this special milestone
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