Arts & Humanities in the digital domain: Benefits and risks
6 October 2003 - 7 October 2003
Austria
The symposium addresses the relationship between digital technology and cultural and scientific heritage in the wake of the www-hype.
Topics include:, + Latest results of European monitoring studies on digital technologies relevant for the cultural and scientific heritage sector (EU DigiCULT-Study, Electronic Publishing 2010); ,+ opportunities and threats when unlocking the value of arts, culture and science through digital technologies; ,+ innovative strategies for successfully implementing multimedia concepts in arts and culture for scientific and educational organisations.
Dates: October 6 (7 - 10 p.m.) - 7 (9 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.),Venue: Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Rupertinum ,Costs: 50,00 EUR
For full information on our symposium including programme and online,registration, accommodation and travelling advices, please visit the,symposium website at: http://eculture.salzburgresearch.at,The symposium is related to the following IST-RTD-Project: http://www.cultos.org(opens in new window)<br>
Topics include:, + Latest results of European monitoring studies on digital technologies relevant for the cultural and scientific heritage sector (EU DigiCULT-Study, Electronic Publishing 2010); ,+ opportunities and threats when unlocking the value of arts, culture and science through digital technologies; ,+ innovative strategies for successfully implementing multimedia concepts in arts and culture for scientific and educational organisations.
Dates: October 6 (7 - 10 p.m.) - 7 (9 a.m. - 5.30 p.m.),Venue: Museum der Moderne Salzburg, Rupertinum ,Costs: 50,00 EUR
For full information on our symposium including programme and online,registration, accommodation and travelling advices, please visit the,symposium website at: http://eculture.salzburgresearch.at,The symposium is related to the following IST-RTD-Project: http://www.cultos.org(opens in new window)<br>