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Europeana Education Community

Who we are

The Europeana Education community brings together professionals dealing with digital culture and learning in cultural heritage institutions, educational organisations, schools, NGOs, ministries, local government, and the private sector.

What we do

We work to embed digital cultural heritage in both formal and informal education and foster innovation.

Why join?

  • Meet your peers and network at the Europeana annual conference and other relevant events
  • Stay informed and get the latest news about education and the cultural heritage sector through our dedicated communication channels
  • Grow your network and participate in European projects
  • Contribute to digital transformation in education with culture

Activities and resources

Historiana Teacher Training Guide
Title:
A classroom with children sitting at long tables and a teacher standing with a book in her hand
Institution:
Wellcome Collection
Country:
United Kingdom

Historiana Teacher Training Guide

EUROCLIO and Europeana have worked together to produce an updated training guide on how to use online tools promoting historical thinking.

Education
Title:
Esbjörn at the study corner
Creator:
Carl Larsson
Institution:
Nationalmuseum Sweden
Country:
Sweden

Education

Resources and information to help educators reuse cultural heritage data and collections in their classrooms and institutions. 

Education Community Work Plan
Title:
Tytöt tietotekniikan tunnilla
Creator:
Kiuru, Sakari
Date:
1999-11-22
Institution:
Helsingin kaupunginmuseo
Country:
Finland

Education Community Work Plan

The Europeana Education Community is one of the Europeana Network Association's specialist communities. Explore their work plan for 2024.

Meet the steering group

Latest news

Bringing cultural heritage to life: an interview with the winner of the Europeana STEM Challenge
Title:
Locomotive 3D model from How can steam drive this MASSIVE locomotive?
Creator:
Teddy Tablante
Date:
2019
Country:
USA

Bringing cultural heritage to life: an interview with the winner of the Europeana STEM Challenge

Created: 5 November 2019

How do you engage students with the abstract concepts taught in STEM (science, tech, engineering, math) classes? By using Europeana Collections to create inspirational teaching resources! In this post we hear from Teddy Tablante from the Youtube channel Branch Education, whose videos on steam engines won this year’s Europeana STEM Challenge.

Livestreaming Europeana 2019
Title:
Creator:
Sebastiaan Ter Burg
Date:
2018
Institution:
Europeana Foundation
Country:
Netherlands

Livestreaming Europeana 2019

Created: 4 November 2019

If you missed out on tickets to Europeana 2019, don’t fear! We’ve got your back by introducing livestreaming of a Europeana event for the very first time. Read on to find out how you can keep up with Europeana 2019 from the comfort of your own home.

Upcoming events

Watching Videos Like a Historian 2nd episode: Evaluating and Judging
Title:
Watching videos like a historian webinar series 2nd episode
Creator:
EuroClio
Date:
2024
Institution:
EuroClio
Country:
The Netherlands
6 November 2024
16:30 — 17:30 Online

Watching Videos Like a Historian 2nd episode: Evaluating and Judging

This webinar - organised by EuroClio as part of the Watching the Videos Like a Historian project - will focus on supporting students' evaluation and judgement of historical media, using a toolkit developed by the project.

Watching Videos Like a Historian 3rd episode: Creating and Presenting
Title:
Watching videos like a historian webinar series 3rd episode
Creator:
EuroClio
Date:
2024
Institution:
EuroClio
Country:
The Netherlands
3 December 2024
16:30 — 17:30 Online

Watching Videos Like a Historian 3rd episode: Creating and Presenting

This webinar - organised by EuroClio as part of the Watching the Videos Like a Historian project - will focus on supporting the creation and presentation of historical media, using a Toolkit developed by the project.

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