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The purpose of this documentation is to introduce users to the basic functionality of Mirador, an open-source image viewing application designed by a collaborative of libraries and museum. |
Mirador has been in use at the Princeton University Art Museum since 2017 when it was first used to provide in-gallery deep zoom and page-turning experiences for the exhibition Clarence H. White and His World. Since then Mirador usage has expanded significantly and it is now the default deep-zoom image viewer within the Museum's online collection and through added customization it supports a variety of teaching, annotating, research, and storytelling functions.
As an open-source software project, Mirador is under continual development and new releases are made available on a regular basis. At the time of this documentation, the Art Museum currently supports Mirador version 3.0.0.
