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2 minutes to read Posted on Tuesday February 27, 2024

Updated on Monday March 4, 2024

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Lorena Aldana

Head of External Relations and Advocacy , Europeana Foundation

Access the Twin it! 3D for Europe’s culture webinar series by 4CH

Do you work with 3D digitisation? Are you interested in the Twin it! campaign? Do you want to explore 3D cultural heritage from a hands-on perspective? Then discover how to access the Twin it! webinar series organised by the Europeana Foundation, European Commission and 4CH Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage.

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Title:
Twin it! 3D for Europe's culture webinar series
Date:
2023
Institution:
Europeana Foundation
Country:
Netherlands

About the webinars

With the Twin it! 3D for Europe’s culture campaign in full swing, we were proud to partner up with experts from the 4CH Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage to craft and deliver a series of webinars on 3D digitisation of cultural heritage which ran from October to November 2023.

The webinar series was specially designed to support colleagues in Member States involved in the Twin it! campaign: from experts in Ministries of Culture and their cultural heritage institutions to our network of aggregators. The series spanned the entire 3D digitisation process, offering participants valuable insights into the practical use of this technology as well as its potential for the benefit of the cultural heritage sector. The series delved into the main challenges associated with 3D digitisation, operational aspects as well as examples and best practices. It provided a useful and practical roadmap for Member States to plan and implement the 3D digitisation process foreseen within the Twin it! campaign.

Access the series

While the live webinar series was invite only, we are now pleased to make the whole series available for all colleagues across the cultural heritage sector to watch. You can access the webinar series and presentations, as well as relevant technical resources, through the Europeana Knowledge Base.

If you are interested in getting involved in the Twin it! Campaign, explore whether you are eligible to apply for the Twin it! Label. You can also see future webinars planned by the Europeana Initiative on our Events page.

Working with the 4CH project

The 4CH Competence Centre for the Conservation of Cultural Heritage is a EU-funded project aiming to seamlessly work with a network of national, regional, and local cultural institutions, providing them with advice, support, and services focused on the preservation and conservation of historical monuments and sites.

As part of our ongoing cooperation with the 4CH in the framework of the Twin it! campaign, 4CH experts are also providing Member States with tailored support and technical advice regarding the 3D digitisation of the cultural heritage assets selected for the purpose of the campaign. If you are involved in the Twin it! campaign and you wish to benefit from the 4CH technical expertise on 3D capturing, modelling and visualisation, you can reach relevant colleagues at info3D@4ch.eu.

Expanding upon this work, we are committed to sustaining the fruitful collaboration with the 4CH in the framework of the Twin it! campaign and beyond. Drawing from the insightful conversations that unfolded during the webinar series and incorporating valuable feedback and contributions from participants, the 4CH is set to release quick and easy-to-use guidelines on 3D modelling. The guidelines will be inspired by the Basic principles and tips for 3D digitisation of cultural heritage developed in 2020 by the European Commission Expert Group on Digital Cultural Heritage and Europeana. We look forward to our continued partnership to further support our sector in building capacity for 3D, and, more broadly, to advance our mutual commitment to societal change via digital cultural heritage.

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