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- The Museum Digital Summit will take place online on 22-23 July 2025. The deadline for proposals is 31 March 2025.
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- The collections feature 3D models digitised in the context of the EUreka3D project
Explore two new source collections on Historiana, the online multimedia tool co-funded by the European Union that provides teachers with innovative, interactive resources to bring history to life and engage students. These collections feature 3D models digitised through the … Continue reading →
- This collaboration reinforces the projects contributions to fostering innovation and ensuring that the benefits of Open Science are widely accessible.
The EOSC Beyond project, coordinated and represented by the EGI Foundation, and the EUreka3D initiative, along with its continuation EUreka3D-XR, both coordinated and represented by PHOTOCONSORTIUM, signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU). This agreement sets the stage for a structured and … Continue reading →
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Europeana is Europe’s platform for digital cultural heritage, empowering cultural heritage institutions to share their collections with the world. Through the Europeana website, millions of cultural heritage items from around 4,000 institutions across Europe are available online. We work to … Continue reading
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
text by Rosa Cisneros, C-DARE Coventry University. This collection explores the growing global recognition of creativity and the arts as vital to social movements and change. Bringing together diverse perspectives from leading academics and practitioners who investigate how creative activism … Continue reading
text by Marie-Louise Crawley, C-DARE Coventry University. On Thursday 17th March 2022, students on Coventry University’s (UK) MA History ‘Cultural Heritage and Public History’ module, were delighted to meet team members from WEAVE and to learn more about the WEAVE … Continue reading
WEAVE partner PédeXumbo announces a new project about traditional heritage dances for which synergies with WEAVE will be explored. The project is focused on the “Bailes Mandados”, a varied dance practice where all the dances have in common the fact … Continue reading
NEW DATES: The international conference EuroMed 2022 will be held in Cyprus from the 7th to 11th November 2022. View the agenda for EUROMED: https://euromed2022.eu/e-agenta/ The event, announced by the newly established UNESCO and European Research Area (ERA) Chairs on … Continue reading
Cultural mapping as a methodology and paradigm holds tremendous power to create conditions for change by bringing communities together in new ways to co-create new knowledge and understanding. At its core, cultural mapping aims to make visible the ways that … Continue reading
text by Mônica Fagundes Dantas, UFRGS and Rosa Cisneros, C-DARE Coventry University. Carne Digital: Arquivo Eva Schul (Digital Flesh: The Eva Schul Archive) is a digital dance archive about the life and work of choreographer and teacher Eva Schul, consisting … Continue reading
text by Rosa Cisneros, C-DARE Coventry University. ResDance Podcast series, curated by Dr. Gemma Harman, Senior Lecturer in Dance and Dance Science, Dance Department at the University of Chichester, is a podcast dedicated to research methodologies and methods in dance … Continue reading
WEAVE project is currently developing a set of tools to support cultural heritage institutions for the activities of digital content aggregation and access. The toolkit consists of several open and reusable tools and technologies employing a mix of AI … Continue reading