PREFORMA at the Study Visit of the Leonardo da Vinci Project

Girona, 12 May 2015

Posted on: 14 May 2015

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logo-programa-leonardoOn 12th of May 2015, Sònia Oliveras from the Municipal Archive of Girona presented PREFORMA at the Study Visit of the Leonardo da Vinci Project in Girona.

This study visit was developed through several workshops about digitalisation, publication in Europeana and digital preservation.

A general presentation of PREFORMA was carried out, and an official booklet was delivered to the attendees, who came from the staff of Boras University (Sweeden), Budapest Museums, Municipal Archive of Schiedam (Netherlands), Malta National Archives and Municipal Archive of Gävle (Sweeden).

The attendees were very interested in the results of the project and also very interested in checking the conformance of their documents through the tools that PREFORMA will make soon available.

 

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