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Europeana’s June workshops on ‘Digital transformation in the time of COVID-19’ are complete, and the topics and questions they highlighted have ongoing relevance for the cultural heritage sector. In this post, Michael Peter Edson explores the ‘edge predictions’ that workshop participants imagined as the possible futures for digital cultural heritage.
Title: Capacity Building
Creator: Europeana Foundation and Sketchy Business
A new strategy for the Europeana Initiative covering the next five years imagines a cultural heritage sector powered by digital and empowered to make that digital change by Europeana. In this series, we look at the strategy and talk to some of the people who will drive it. Today, we look at the third and final priority of the strategy - build capacity.
Title: Europeana Strategy meeting “Migration and culture: how can our past educate our present”,
The third and final week of our digital transformation workshops saw two key themes emerge: asking ‘hard’ questions and the importance of collaboration.
Title: A Vision for European Cultural Heritage 2025
The second week of our 'Digital Transformation in the time of COVID-19' highlghted the importance of preparation and the possibility of action. Explore the discussions and share your experience.
Title: A Vision for European Cultural Heritage 2025
We have developed a phased project to help us identify and shape a capacity-building framework based on the needs of our sector, to support institutions in their digital transformation.
Title: Europeana Strategy meeting “Migration and culture: how can our past educate our present”
As COVID-19 challenges the cultural heritage sector, the importance of building capacity for digital transformation is clearer than ever. In June 2020, Europeana is offering a special series of online workshops to support strategic planning and capacity building for the sector, facilitated by noted digital cultural strategists Michael Peter Edson and Jasper Visser
