Het Sustaining Digital Heritage-programma van ICCROM nodigt culturele instellingen uit om learning partner te worden en een community of practice te creëren om de duurzame ontwikkeling van digitaal erfgoed wereldwijd te promoten.
Overview ICCROM: Do you work for a cultural institution seeking to improve its management strategy for digital heritage? Do you want to design digital operations which deliver value while responding to the needs of your users and stakeholders? Do you wish to learn how to communicate effectively with technologists and demonstrate impact to decision-makers? Become a learning partner of the Sustaining Digital Heritage programme and develop the new skills needed to promote digital heritage sustainability worldwide.
Sustaining Digital Heritage (SDH) invites cultural institutions to apply to become learning partners of the programme and create a community of practice to promote the sustainable development of digital heritage worldwide.
SDH is ICCROM’s newest capacity development initiative that seeks to collect and disseminate strategies and tools for the preservation and creative use of digital heritage. It aims to bridge knowledge from diverse fields, promote development and make technologies accessible for capturing the potential of heritage in the digital domain.
Together with the programme partners AVP and the Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (NISV), SDH produced the study The Digital Imperative: Envisioning the Path to Sustaining Our Collective Digital Heritage to analyze the goals and needs for digital heritage on a global scale.
Read the full announcement here and register your interest in becoming a learning partner of the Sustaining Digital Heritage programme by filling out the online application form.
The deadline for registering interest is 27 May 2023, at 23:59 CET.
For further information, please send an email to digitalheritage@iccrom.org
Apply now: https://t.co/EOBd9LrR72
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