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Beyond WWW and HTML - Standards for Cultural Heritage Information: The RAMA Perspective

RAMA (Remote Access to Museum Archives) software permits simultaneous access to documentary multimedia databases of European museums. The challenge awaiting specialists in museums, universities, and cultural institutions when the cost of telecommunication go down, for the general public to access cultural heritage information, will lie in the use of common standards by the museum community. RAMA joined CIMI to share a common vision through the use of standards, and sharing the results with similar initiatives. Now RAMA is finding a way to extend this work within Europe in their mission to set up the Global Information Society among the members of the European Union.