EODOPEN project goals are

to make 15 000 textual materials from the 20^th and 21^st centuries digitally available
to reach more than 1 million people in Europe, particularly young people and those with special needs
to spread best practice in rights clearance among the professional community internationally.

Introducing EODOPEN

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News

EODOPEN Project Concludes with Final Joint Meeting in Tartu

Enhance Library Services with EODOPEN's Accessibility Training Materials

The working group, led by Slovenia’s National and University Library, developed key resources to improve digital access for mobile users and those with visual impairments. Based on 2019–2024 experiences, the team created nationwide training materials for librarians and a handbook on accessibility, copyright, and creating accessible formats, equipping librarians with skills to deliver inclusive digital services.

National Library of Sweden Hosts Landmark Conference on Digital Knowledge & Copyright

In early September, the National Library of Sweden proudly hosted the Digital Knowledge – the Library and Copyright in a Global Digital Economy" conference, bringing together over 30 distinguished panelists and a wide range of participants from various sectors. The event was organized in collaboration with the Swedish Intellectual Property Office (PRV) and the Stockholm Centre for Commercial Law at Stockholm University's Law Faculty.

Virtual exhibition of the University and Provincial Library of Tyrol on EODOPEN goes online

Seminar on Collective Licensing and Workshop on Copyright Solutions: A Step Forward for Digital Access

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Project status: 16000 books digitized, 3.5 mln people reached, project duration 5 years

Partners

The project consortium is led by the University of Innsbruck (UIBK) and consists of 15 partners representing 11 European countries ranging from the most Western part of Europe to the most Eastern part.

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