Digital Chalenges for Culture and Heritage
Friday 10 November | 14.00-17.00
The Heritage, Citizenship and Cultural Mediation Meeting will be held on November 10 and 11 at the 'A Reserva', a policultural space at the old Gunpowder Factory of Barcarena, Oeiras. The Meeting, promoted by Mapa das Ideias, a Mu.SA project partner, will comprise seminars, a workshop and socializing experiences for museum professionals.
The afternoon of the 10th will be dedicat
Digital or not? Questions on audience development
“Digital or not? Questions on Audience development” debate aims at critically assessing the role of digital in engaging with audiences, opening up discussion on the role of technologies in increasing cultural participation and creating cultural content. Different perspectives on the topic will be brought to assess the role of digital in the debate of audience development. Targeted interventions and practic
The DAISSy Research Group of the Hellenic Open University organizes an Info day entitled: “Museums, Skills and New Perspectives in the digital era” on Monday 06 November 2017, from 15:00 to 20:00 in the building of Library and Information Center of the Hellenic Open University, in Patras, Greece (street Patron - Clauss 183).
Aim of the Info day is the identification of the created needs of the professionals of culture and museum due to the quickening pa...
Mu.SA project is presented in the ICOM Greece 2017 Annual Bulletin, published in printed and digital format. The article by Artemis Stamatelou, (ICOM Greece) titled “The project Mu.SA: Museum Sector Alliance and the role of ICOM Hellenic National Committee” introduces the main goals of the project and highlights the role that ICOM Greece plays in it, according to its mission to support the development of museum professionals.
Read more here.
Ten steps to managing change
Notes From the Mu.SA Conference in Rome
On a warm Italian midsummer day, the Link Campus University hosted the Mu.SA project conference Re-designing Museums: Digital skills for change and innovation. The aim of this conference in Rome was to discuss the results of the research findings on digital competences for museums summarised in a Decalogue. Ten points identified in this document not only concern museum sector, but also
The digital shift is a reality that cannot be ignored by museums. It demands appropriate competences, skills and knowledge. The Mu.SA - Museum Sector Alliance project supports museum professionals in their digital transformation journey...
Read the 1st newsletter of Mu.SA project here!
Re-designing museums. Digital skills for change and innovation”
LINK CAMPUS UNIVERSITY – ROME
The museum world is constantly undergoing change and transformation, whether in response to economic, technological, social and cultural trends or professional advances. For museums to become the agents of change adequate professional development is crucial. Museum professionals should be equipped with the appropriate skill-sets needed to respond to the ever-cha
The museum world is constantly undergoing change and transformation, whether in response to economic, technological, social and cultural trends or professional advances. Museums are no longer the closed systems they used to be in the twentieth-century. Present day museums are increasingly becoming parts of a wider system of relationships, creating frameworks that multiply opportunities for wider participation, accessibility and exchange. Rapid technologica
The CELDA conference aims to address the main issues concerned with evolving learning processes and supporting pedagogies and applications in the digital age. There have been advances in both cognitive psychology and computing that have affected the educational arena. The convergence of these two disciplines is increasing at a fast pace and affecting academia and professional practice in many ways.
Paradigms such as just-in-time learning, constructivism...
Workshop on Advances on Digital Cultural Heritage
In recent years, the use of digital approaches has seen rapid progress in many different areas, including cultural heritage applications. The goal of this unique workshop is to present a selection of recent advances, some of which are already used in the cultural heritage domain while others have a high potential for it. Therefore, the selected papers will take into account how these current novel digita
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