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Posts from Week 3: 1–7 March 2021
Week 3. Young people and digital heritage education
Take an overview from Week 3. Explore the cultural habits of young people related to cultural heritage in the essay and the relationship between cultural heritage institutions, providers, and schools in a talk with Lotte Belice Baltussen, Advisor Heritage & Education from Kennisnet. Read the post
Young people, digital media, and cultural heritage. A sociological approach
Explore in this essay how young people are in general across Europe, the cultural habits of this group, the motivation for cultural heritage, and more, with all data are taken from statistics periodic reports across Europe to build a sociological point of view of this topic. Read the post
Podcast. Episode 3: A talk with Lotte Belice Baltussen
Explore in this post the content of the second episode of The DH Education Podcast. Find the sources and recommendations from the talk with Lotte Belice Baltussen, Advisor Heritage & Education from Kennisnet. Read the post
European museums and digital education initiatives. A case study.
Explore briefly in this case study how the 49 biggest European Museums are facing the digital transformation in education and the digital initiatives they have for children, teens, and adults. Read the post
What happens next week?
In the fourth week and the fifth week, we will take an overview of the other two stakeholders: museums and creatives. It will explore on the essay the working circle between stakeholders and we will make new suggestions taking from scientific reports and studies.
In the podcast, we will speak with an expert to know its point of view related to the work cycle in cultural heritage education.
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