Open invitation

Take part in developing Madiskon

Madiskon develops through practical experimentation and collaboration. You can contribute through code, a local pilot, research and teaching, cultural heritage material, expertise or a development project.

Contribute as a software developer

Help develop the Madiskon core, user interface, integrations or tools as part of an open-source project.

Run a local pilot

Set up your own Madiskon instance and test the model with your own material. Pilots can be run by museums, associations, local heritage groups and organisations working in cultural heritage or communications.

Deliver a development project

Develop the platform, integrations or extensions as part of a funded project and share reusable results back with the community.

Use Madiskon in research and teaching

A university, higher education institution or other educational organisation can run its own instance as a research, teaching and experimentation environment — for example in digital history courses, student projects or source-based research.

Bring material and expertise

Contribute use cases, metadata, source material, concepts and working practices from your own field.

Test and document

Try out the workflows and software, comment on specifications, and help improve documentation, accessibility and usability.

Contribute languages and localisation

Help translate the interface, documentation and terminology, and adapt them appropriately to different cultural contexts.

Provide infrastructure or services

Operate Studio or index instances, or build deployment, maintenance and integration services around the open ecosystem.

Saint Olav 2030 pilot vision

If you work with cultural heritage, research, local history, teaching or communications related to Saint Olav, you can express interest in helping shape the pilot. You do not need a ready-made project or your own Madiskon instance. Read the pilot vision →

Initiator of Madiskon

Pyhän Olavin Kilta ry

Pyhän Olavin Kilta is initiating the development of Madiskon and provides the first practical materials and use cases for testing the model.

Organisations involved and interested

This page can later list organisations that have agreed to make their involvement or interest public, with their logos and a short description of the relationship. An organisation will not be described as a partner merely because a discussion has taken place.

Contact

For collaboration, piloting or development enquiries, contact info@madiskon.org. Technical participation will also be directed to the Madiskon GitHub repository once it is public.

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