Omeka and http://Omeka.net

The Digitization of Historical Artifacts in a Hospital Library

“…Omeka can be used to create extensive digital archives (15). It has the option of downloading for no cost to host on the institution’s own server, but also offers hosting subscriptions for a reasonable price.…”

A bibliography of Canadian Inuit periodicals: a case study in Omeka.net migration

“…The Omeka.net tool has received several positive recommendations. Gwen Evans’ four-star review in The Charleston Advisor concludes, “Omeka provides an extremely easy-to-use administrative interface out of the box, and the end user interface is also clean, attractive, and easy to use” (Evans, 2012, p. 42). Similarly, Linda Rath’s thorough review of this cloud service concludes: “Omeka was noted for strong and flexible metadata capabilities, supporting batch uploads of items, incorporating social media tools, supporting bibliographic tools compatible with Zotero and having a strong and growing community of user-supporters improving upon and writing new plug-ins for the platform”.…”