Archiving, Sharing and Re-using 3D Data The registration for the series of 3 webinars, organized by CARARE under the framework of 5DCulture is now open! The webinars will provide a useful and informative guide to 3D cultural heritage for a broad target group. They aim at supporting people beginning in the field of 3D but […]
The EUreka3D Final Conference, organised by Ajuntament de Girona and CRDI, will take place in Girona on 13 December 2024. There will be a hybrid public conference and a public onsite workshop focused on 3D digitisation and cultural heritage for local cultural heritage and museum professionals. The event will also focus on sharing the project […]
This training course is part of the Europeana Academy and focuses on creating editorial for Europeana.eu and with cultural heritage collections. At the end of the course you will be able to write your own blog according to Europeana's structural and editorial guidelines as well as the right "tone of voice". If you want to […]
The three-parted webinar series organized by Terentia will focus on eploring the transformative potential of artificial intelligence (AI) for museums. If you are a museum-leader or decision-maker of any kind, the series will deliver practical insights and ethical guidance on implementing AI for you. Register now for the three dates: January 15, 2025 January 22, […]
Eureka3D-XR is the follow-up project of Eureka3D, funded by the Digital Europe Programme of the European Union. The features, services and tools developed in the previous project shall be expanded in innovative re-use scenarios that enable the creation of extended reality (XR). The 2-day event will take place in Pisa on 26-27 February 2025, whereas […]
This hybrid event brings together national and European funding frameworks to focus on resilient cultural heritage. Through the recent developments of technological advances and environmental challenges the need arises to reshape society towards "preserving and leveraging cultural heritage as a resource for research, societal benefit, and economic growth". The conference is organized by the Alliance […]
This webinar, organised by ICLEI Europe in collaboration with Europa Nostra and the Hub consortium, is the third in a series of six and will focus on cultural heritage for an innovative Europe: mobilising knowledge and research. The aim is to highlight cultural heritage as a driving force for innovation, economic growth, and social development. […]
This is the third project forum of the European Heritage Hub and it will focus on EU enlargement: cultural heritage as a key resource for cities & civil society. It will take place from 3-4 April 2025 in Budva, Montenegro and online. The central question is: How can social transformation be fueled by cultural heritage. […]
This event is part of the All Digital Weeks campaign, organised by the Europeana Foundation. It focuses on the intersection of cultural heritage and digital citizenship education. That means highlighting how th GLAM sector can contribute the improvement of the citizens's digital literacy and equip young people with the right skills to engage with the […]
The C.R.E.A. Cultura Festival takes place in Folgino, Italy from 7-9 May 2025 and is organized by CRHack Lab Foligno 4D. The festival aims to support young people to develop their innovative and conscious thinking about digital practical culture. C.R.E.A. Cultura is a community of educators doing their best to create educational resources by carrying […]
The Digital Storytelling Festival encourages cultural heritage professionals, educators, creatives, and students from Europe and beyond to boost their storytelling skills and tell stories exploring culture. It is run by the Europeana Initiative. The event brings together experts with students and new professionals that want to gain knowledge about different storytelling skills like writing, digital […]
From 20-25 May 2025 the baroque castle Heiligenkreuz-Gutenbrunn in Lower Austria will be the scene of th 14th installment of the CIPA Summer School. This 6-day event is lead by the Department for the History of Architecture and Building Archeology of the University of Technology Vienna, in close cooperation with ICOMOS, ISPRS, CHNT ICOMOS Austria […]
