eCHOing project:Social innovation and social entrepreneurship through EU funding for NTNU and partners
Website: https://echoing.eu/ eCHOing project:Recovery of cultural heritage through higher education and open innovation Erasmus +, KA220-HED – Cooperation partnerships in higher education January 2022 to June 2024 The project is faninced by EU with Erasmus+ funding The eCHOing Partners Acronyms: P1 NTNU; P2 SSSA; P3 W2L; P4 SU; P5 UT; P6 OSYGY NTNU, leading institution. […]
Online webinar 4.6.21: Citizen science initiatives in the cultural heritage sector: insights into open cultural data
Citizen engagement is crucial to the EU – it is the only way to make it a common project for all. Europeans need to be ensured a more active role in the setting of priorities, to make policy more relevant and better fit for purpose[i]. NTNU Brussels office has started a series of webinars on […]
100 years of solitude
As an archeologist I have always thought of our presence in relation to the past and the future. I have wondered why do we act as if we believe that our lifetime, this of hundred years, is so important when earth has existed for millions! When is it that we lost the perspective and the […]
Immersive Tourism for Heritage and Screen: 2D, 3D and 4D
The 11th of December a seminar has been organised at Margaret River cultur center by the local community on heritage tourism and technology. and by Professor Erik Champion, Dr Christina Lee Perth-based and international speakers discuss exciting future projects in eTourism, Heritage and Screen Tourism. About this Event [Image care of Ian Brodie, HIDDEN, Alexandra Angeletaki: MUBIL, […]
A seminar on eTourism and digital heritage at Curtin University in Perth Australia
Invited to hold a lecture by Professor and UNESCO Professorial Chair in Cultural Heritage & Visualisation> Erik Champion on About this Event eTourism, Immersive GLAM and Virtual Heritage Speakers: Mr Alec Coles, OBE FRSA, CEO of Western Australian Museum Associate Professor Barbara Bollard (AUT NZ), will talk about her research on modelling environments such as 3D Antarctica huts via […]
I-manus på Researchers night 2019
I-manus er et samarbeidsprosjekt mellom NTNU UB og NTNU IMTEL VR lab og NTNU IDI. Martin Storødegård og Mathias Jørnsen har levert sine masters oppgave på prosjektet og vi er stolte av å presentere arbeidet deres her. Read more here , see the film here “I-manus” lar brukeren oppleve atmosfæren i et bibliotek fra 1800-tallet […]
Experts in Team, the Future in service of the past
A colorful palette of ideas of students projects was presented at the Gunnerus library yesterday. “Experts in team” is a master’s degree course in which students develop their interdisciplinary teamwork skills and allows them to prepare themselves for their working life. Village 9 worked during the spring semester with ideas on Digital dissemination of the […]
‘Museum exhibitions and their visitors’
The Gunnerus library at Kalvskinnet Campus in Trondheim extends an invitation to a seminar on academic writing and work the 27.03.2019 from 15.00-16.00 at the library Erlings Skakkes 1B with Dimitra Christidou, a senior researcher in the NTNU Department of Computer Science. A seminar on methods used for conducting evaluation in museums. By discussing the […]
Dh seminar and some thoughts!
A DH seminar was completed yesterday with the visit at the Knutdzon room of the Gunnerus library which is part of the collection received as a gift in 1869 by Broder Lysholm Knutdzon. We would like to thank all scholars that participated from Norway and abroad and say that the purpose was to create a […]
Updated programme for DH seminar
“Introducing Research Practices and Tools for Digital Humanities” 1st and 2nd of November 2018 organized by NTNU University Library at Trondheim, Division of Culture and Science. at Sumhuset Kalvskinnet Campus Hands on workshops for students and researchers Detailed Program here Speakers’ bios Practical information here NO-REGISTRATION FEE Venues: Suhmhuset, Gunnerus library, at Kalvskinnet Campus […]
