| KRATKA VSEBINA | Namen: Digitalizacija kulturne dediščine in zagotavljanje digitalnih zbirk postaja čedalje pomembnejši del poslanstva organizacij s področja kulturne dediščine. Članek predstavlja metodologijo in rezultate tretje statistične raziskave ENUMERATE, ki je želela ugotovitistanje in napredek pri zagotavljanju digitalnih zbirk v Evropi. Opravljena je primerjava rezultatov slovenskih in evropskih organizacij, ki so sodelovale v raziskavi. Na tej podlagi podaja oceno stanja v sodelujočih slovenskih organizacijah in razpravlja o razlogih zanj. Metodologija/pristop: Metodologija raziskave, vključno z naborom statističnih kazalcev, je bila oblikovana v okviru projekta ENUMERATE. Podatki so se zbirali s spletnim vprašalnikom v sklopu Tretje statistične raziskave ENUMERATE, ki je potekala leta 2015. V raziskavi je sodelovalo 1030 organizacij iz 32 držav, iz Slovenije je sodelovalo 54 organizacij. Podatki so predstavljeni in analizirani z opisnimi statističnimi metodami. Rezultati: Predstavljene so vrednosti kazalcev za sodelujoče slovenske organizacije, ki so primerjane z vrednostjo sodelujočih institucij na evropski ravni. Analizirani so aktivnosti organizacij v digitalnem okolju, obseg zbirk glede na različne vrste gradiva, napredek pri digitalizaciji zbirk, strateški pristop, dostopnost deskriptivnih zapisov in samih digitalnih objektov, aktivnosti pri zbiranju izvorno digitalnega gradiva, merjenje uporabe, načini dostopa, namen digitalizacije, trajno ohranjanje, stroški, osebje in viri financiranja. Rezultati v splošnem nakazujejo zaostanek slovenskih organizacij za evropskimi. Omejitve raziskave: Veljavnost ugotovitev je omejena zaradi nereprezentativnosti vzorca. Izvirnost/uporabnost raziskave: Ugotovitve so z upoštevanjem omejitev uporabne za oceno stanja ter pripravo ukrepov in strategij. // Purpose: Thedigitisation of cultural heritage and provision of digital collections are gaining importance in the missions of memory institutions. The ENUMERATE Core Survey 3 tried to establishing the status and progress on digitisationof cultural heritage across Europe. The article presents the survey methodology and results thus comparing the achievements of Slovenian and European participating institutions. The assessment of current status is made on the basis of findings and a possible explanation is sought. Methodology/Approach: The research methodology was established as a result of the ENUMERATE project. It includes a set of statistical indicators. Datawere collected in the ENUMERATE Core Survey 3 using a web questionnaire. The survey took place in the year 2015. There were 1.030 sample institutions from 32 countries, 54 participating institutions were from Slovenia. Data are presented and analysed using descriptive statistical methods. Results: Statistical indicators for Slovenian institutions and comparison to other Europe%s cultural heritage institutions are presented. The indicators analysed are addressing the digitisation activity, size of collections, object types, digitisation progress, strategic approach, availability of metadata and objects, collecting born digital heritage, measuring use of digital collections, reasons for providing digital access,channels of provision to digital collections, digital preservation, budgets, costs, staff and funding. In general, the results indicate that participating Slovenian institutions are lagging behind the participating European countries. Research limitation: Findings have a limited validity due to non-representativeness of the sample. Originality/Practical implications: Findings can be used for the assessment of current status anddevising actions and strategies, however the research limitation has to be considered. |