In September 2017, the Europeana Pro website went throught a major redesign, also integrating Europeana Labs and Europeana Research, which were previously living on separate websites. One of the main reasons for this redesign was to place people first: the new site approach is to be more ‘people’ oriented, to highlight Europeana’s close relationships with institutions and to reinforce the work done by all the Europeana ecosystem communities to make a difference in the digital cultural heritage world.
Europeana looks forward to users’ feedback.
Check the new website at https://pro.europeana.eu/post/new-europeana-pro-the-beta-version-is-out-for-your-input
The top-4 pages to start exploring the new site:
- Digital researchers can look at current online competitions using Europeana content to get your hands on a grant from Europeana Research
- Educational professionals can learn about our pilot with Edutheque and partnership with European Schoolnet and the recommendations for Digital cultural content in primary and secondary schools.
- Cultural institutions can understand nine reasons to share your collections with Europeana. Creative industries professionals can learn more about getting started with our award-winning API to build things with culture.
- Network Association members are called in Milan in December for 2017 Europeana Network Association AGM
Europeana: we transform the world with culture.
If you have interesting news and events to point out in the field of digital cultural heritage, we are waiting for your contribution.
