SPEAKERS
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Alec Ward
Consultant - Lead for Digital Content and Skills
The Audience Agency
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Synatra Smith
Сultural anthropologist
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Antonia Silvaggi
Co-founder and Head of Skills and Organizational Development
Melting Pro
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Kellian Adams Pletcher
Director of G.L.A.M. (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums) Innovation
FableVision Studios
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Kellian Adams Pletcher
Member
Royal Burgh of Lanark Community Council
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Kalina Ivanova
Director
Petko R. Slaveykov Regional Public Library, Veliko Tarnovo
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Marzia Piccininno
Cultural policy expert in continuous education and training for cultural heritage professionals
Fondazione Scuola dei beni e delle attività culturali
AGENDA
Digital skills and digital leadership - how do we tackle
it?
Alec will cover the importance of digitally literate leadership in the arts and culture sector and how leaders can support the development of staff digital skills. Alec will provide framings, insights and resources to help get kickstart conversations about digital skills at your own organisation.
Speaker: Alec Ward.
Project AMI introducing 20 open-source, editable
museum education games you can use now and
sharing how we got there
Speaker: Kellian Adams Pletcher.
Chronicling Harriett: Afrofuturist Museology through
Immersive Technology
Through photogrammetry, I have created 3D models of eight outdoor sculptures and sixteen murals, as well as eight African sculptures from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, PMA for short, and sixteen African instruments from the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection hosted at Temple University Libraries. These models have been organized into a story map with an accompanying augmented reality iOS mobile application.
Speaker: Synatra Smith.
Discovering and presenting Heritage
in the 21st Century
The Digital Revolution has brought about major changes in the world of Heritage. This presentation is focused on two aspects - Discovery and Presentation.
Speaker:Ed Archer.
Beyond Technical Skills: Fostering Collaboration
to Drive Digital Transformation in Cultural
Organisations
Speaker: Antonia Silvaggi.
Library projects: enhance digital skills
Speaker: Kalina Ivanova.
Which digital skills for cultural heritage
professionals?
The findings of the CHARTER project.The growing complexity of technology and global challenges require that cultural heritage professionals have adequate and targeted digital skills and competences. The CHARTER EU funded project analysed the mechanisms of skill transmission and the gaps of the sector.
Speaker: Marzia Piccininno.
Digital skills and digital leadership - how do we tackle
it?
Alec will cover the importance of digitally literate leadership in the arts and culture sector and how leaders can support the development of staff digital skills. Alec will provide framings, insights and resources to help get kickstart conversations about digital skills at your own organisation.
Speaker: Alec Ward.
Project AMI introducing 20 open-source, editable
museum education games you can use now and
sharing how we got there
Speaker: Kellian Adams Pletcher.
Chronicling Harriett: Afrofuturist Museology through
Immersive Technology
Through photogrammetry, I have created 3D models of eight outdoor sculptures and sixteen murals, as well as eight African sculptures from the Philadelphia Museum of Art, PMA for short, and sixteen African instruments from the Charles L. Blockson Afro-American Collection hosted at Temple University Libraries. These models have been organized into a story map with an accompanying augmented reality iOS mobile application.
Speaker: Synatra Smith.
Discovering and presenting Heritage
in the 21st Century
The Digital Revolution has brought about major changes in the world of Heritage. This presentation is focused on two aspects - Discovery and Presentation.
Speaker:Ed Archer.
Beyond Technical Skills: Fostering Collaboration
to Drive Digital Transformation in Cultural
Organisations
Speaker: Antonia Silvaggi.
Library projects: enhance digital skills
Speaker: Kalina Ivanova.
Which digital skills for cultural heritage
professionals?
The findings of the CHARTER project.The growing complexity of technology and global challenges require that cultural heritage professionals have adequate and targeted digital skills and competences. The CHARTER EU funded project analysed the mechanisms of skill transmission and the gaps of the sector.
Speaker: Marzia Piccininno.