INCLUSION

4 ONLINE SESSIONS IN DIGITAL CULTURE

DIGITAL CULTURAL HERITAGE

Upskilling HED Students to create transformative cultural experiences for audiences with disabilities

CAN WE MAKE THE DIGITAL SPEAK?

Our world is becoming increasingly digital. The heritage sector follows the trend with digitized offers for the public: museums, sites and collections gain a strong presence via websites, apps, and AI productions. However, not all of the digital offers are engaging the audience. Being digital in nature does not necessarily mean successful communication with the public. Let us find out what makes the "digital" communicate with the public and how rewarding experiences are designed and implemented.

4 ONLINE SESSIONS IN DIGITAL CULTURE 28 and 29 of November 2024 17.00 hours CET

The Online Training in DIGITAL CULTURE discusses the digital revolution, digitization and the digital experiences via VR, AR, Serious Games, Multivisions and all forms of digital publishing, CCI included, to conclude with topics such as authenticity and sense of place, the creative economy and technological possibilities.

THE MIRO COLLABORATIVE PLATFORM

Ideal for visual, experiential and peer learning the MIRO Collaborative Platform is an i-Cloud working area moving trainees from the desk to cloud computing by providing a Virtual Resource to organize content, ideas and service prototypes. MIRO enables convenient and direct access to all multimedia resources (documents, videos, exercises, creative space) that can be rapidly processed with equal access for all trainees.

THE TOOLS

4 WEB TUTORIALS

T3.2.1: Digital Culture

T3.2.2: Digital Products and Services

T3.2.3: The Digital Experience

T3.2.4: The Cultural and Creative Industries

Web Tutorial 1: Digital Culture

Digital heritage is a new concept that has emerged in the digital age. It refers to unique resources and information of long-term value and importance produced by digital means. It also refers to the merging of cultural heritage with digital technology.

Web Tutorial 2: Digital Products and Services

The rapid developments in the fields of digital technology and artificial intelligence (AI) have resulted in revolutionary changes in the means of communication among people and the dissemination of knowledge. Cultural heritage has not been immune from these developments and changes. Which are the opportunities that allow for exceptional experiences at places of cultural significance?

Web Tutorial 3: The Digital Experience

Digitisation of CH creates the basis for reusing cultural assets in innovative ways and various sectors, like restoration and preservation. But can digitisation alone create memorable experiences at places with cultural significance?

Web Tutorial 4: The Cultural and Creative Industries

The cultural and creative industries employ around 8 million people in the EU via 1.2 million small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs), many of which are the drivers for successful experiences at places of cultural significance.

How can we design "experiences" ?

How do humans acquire, process and retain information; how do we create interactions between the audience and the cultural assets; how can we ensure the cognitive-emotional interactivity of visitors at places of cultural significance?

Learning from the International Experience

How do we adapt these contents to audiences with mobility, visual, auditory, intellectual impairments and ADS?

The Modigliani Exhibition

The OCHRE Atelier

CALENDAR

Topic: INCLUSION

Time: Nov 28, 2024 06:00 PM Athens-Bucharest-Helsinki

28 Kas 2024 07:00 ÖS Istanbul

Register in advance for this meeting:

https://us06web.zoom.us/meeting/register/tZAtfuCrrDwpHNEgnEBZ4LT9cbpWPIlftnS3

Topic: INCLUSION

Time: Nov 29, 2024 06:00 PM Athens-Bucharest-Helsinki

29 Kas 2024 07:00 ÖS Istanbul