Omeka
Sharon M. Leon
a Genealogy of Access and Infrastructure
Version: 3.1.2
Plugins:
- Omeka Team: 49
- External: 69
Themes:
- Omeka Team: 12
- External: 1
Languages:
Omeka Classic
Plans:
- Trial (Free, forever)
- Plus ($35, annual) 2 sites, 2GB, 22 plugins, 9 themes
- Silver ($75, annual) 5 sites, 5GB, 25 plugins, 9 themes
- Gold: ($350, annual) 10 sites, 10GB, 38 plugins, 12 themes
- Platinum: ($1k, annual) unlimited sites, 50GB, 38 plugins, 12 themes
Users: 108,624
Sites: 60,895
Omeka.net
Version: 4.0 (4.1rc)
Modules:
- Omeka Team: 37
- External: 77
Themes:
- Omeka Team: 8
- External: 2
Languages:
Omeka S
One or a few founders are the final arbiters and ultimate decision makers for all aspects of the program. Community perception of the dictator can impact the success of the project/program.
Individual assignments are ad hoc and functionality decisions are usually dependent on the benevolent dictator.
Roles: Dictator, Committers, Contributors
Conflict Resolution: Informal
Benevolent Dictatorship
Lyrasis, "It Takes A Villiage: Governance Toolkit," https://itav.lyrasis.org/toolkit-governance/.
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Omeka: a Genealogy of Access and Infrastructure
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