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the important Digital Humanities Congress took place in Hybrid format in September 2022 The Digital Humanities Congress is a conference hosted by the DHI at the University of Sheffield every two years. Its purpose is to promote the sharing of knowledge, ideas and techniques within the digital humanities. The fifth Congress was held … Continue reading →
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2 hours workshop to discuss about citizen science in (digital) cultural heritage and education, also including a special co-creation activity CitizenHeritage, funded within the Erasmus+ programme of the European Commission, is a project about the involvement of citizens in cultural heritage as a booster for sustainable university research and higher education. On the occasion of the important EUROMED 2022 conference...
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the Study report provides a review and analysis of practices in higher education that involved citizen to participate in cultural heritage research CitizenHeritage, funded within the Erasmus+ programme of the European Commission, is a project about the involvement of citizens in cultural heritage as a booster for sustainable university research and higher education. In this light, CitizenHeritage produced a substantial,...
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CitizenHeritage multiplier event - Pisa, 28th June 2022 image: Piazza dei Miracoli a Pisa, photo offred by Lucia Tomasi Tongiorgi in Promoter Digital Gallery CC-BY-NC-ND. Organized by Photoconsortium in cooperation with the Museo della Grafica and University of Pisa and hosted at the Palazzo Lanfranchi, in the very … Continue reading →
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Citizen Heritage project organized a Dream Team session at the important ECQI congress on 2nd February 2022 This session, organized by the
Citizen Heritage project, wanted to entice an interactive discussion with the audience, focused on understanding the approach methodologies, the various roles and challenges of technology in enabling an inclusive engagement with cultural collections that empowers … Continue reading...
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Antwerp, 27th November 2021 - a citizen science event from CitizenHeritage project On 27 November 2021, at MoMu-bibliotheek & Dries Van Noten Study Center, Nationalestraat 28, 2000 Antwerp took place Mapping Fashion Heritage Through Patterns, a workshop organised by EFHA – European Fashion Heritage Association and ModeMuseum
Antwerp, in collaboration with KU Leuven, University of … Continue reading →
