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The next release of Omeka will include internationalization, which gives our loyal Omekans one more way to contribute to the project: by helping us translate Omeka into your favorite non-English language! We are using the Transifex.net site to manage our translations, which will then be shipped with the next version of Omeka. To work on [...]

Omeka 1.4.2 is out! This is the second maintenance release for Omeka 1.4. As always, you can get Omeka 1.4.2 from the download page. This release fixes several issues: Fixed problems that made some files impossible to delete. Files can now be ingested from cloud storage services like Amazon S3. Thumbnails are now created correctly [...]

The Roy Rosenzweig Center for History and New Media is looking for a new contract developer to join our innovative, energetic, and hilarious team of developers. With guidance from our Lead Developer and Omeka Dev Team Manager, and in collaboration with other developers and members of CHNM, the new team member will work primarily on [...]

The Omeka Team is happy to announce some changes to how we produce our lists of themes and plugins to make it easier for third parties to have their hard work listed there. These changes are intended to support our community of designers and developers, as well as make it easier for users to find [...]

Since 2009, any Omeka website may make their data available by activating the OAI-PMH Repository plugin and may harvest OAI-PMH data sets with the OAI-PMH Harvester. Now, the OAI-PMH Harvester plugin is available with every Omeka.net site. Are you sharing and harvesting? Some online repositories expose their metadata through the Open Archives Initiative Protocol for [...]