From Digital Cultural Heritage to Digital Culture

Barbuti, Nicola

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“…One possibility for solving the problem is to provide co-created metadata as layers on top of the original metadata and let the users decide which to use. Developing cultural heritage collections requires both financial and intellectual resources to ensure the continuation of digital curation (Barbuti, 2018). Keeping on track with developments offered by commercial systems is not easy for publicly maintained services but it is crucial to provide access and support for various user groups and different uses of the collection.…”

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In a Perfect World: Exploring the Desires and Realities for Digitized Historical Image Archives

Late,

Ruotsalainen,

Kumpulainen

2023

Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Tech

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The primary goal of this paper is to explore users' desires for digitized historical image collections, examining their desires based on different use purposes and information interaction activities. In addition, we investigate the image attributes that users wish to search from the collection. To accomplish this, we conducted 21 qualitative interviews with active users of a digitized historical photograph archive. Our findings suggest that users' desires relate to three contexts: tools, collection, and socio‐organizational issues. Moreover, our results indicate that users require support for various information interaction activities, not just searching. We found that users' desires vary based on their specific use purposes, and that users prioritize conceptual access points that can already mostly be generated through automated annotation methods. Ultimately, this study contributes to a better understanding of users' real‐life image needs and offers implications for improving access to digital image collections.

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In a Perfect World: Exploring the Desires and Realities for Digitized Historical Image Archives

Late,

Ruotsalainen,

Kumpulainen

2023

Proceedings of the Association for Information Science and Tech

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“…Especially things that do not match the objectivity of the virtual world or are dangerous [23]. A new culture for virtual content creators where there is content that can be produced collaboratively, but there is also content that has exclusivity that cannot be used together, such as NFT or original works placed in virtual museums [24]. Economic governance -Policies that can be made to support cryptocurrencies and market regulation from the government, thereby opening up economic opportunities within the country through a virtual economy.…”

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New Digital Culture Metaverse Preparation Digital Society for Virtual Ecosystem

Limano

2023

E3S Web of Conf.

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The advancement of digital culture in human life presents a new life that can be lived virtually. The phenomenon of metaverse becomes a new concept to combine the physical and digital worlds in society. The development of this metaverse will present many new opportunities in the future, especially in virtual work. The characteristics of this metaverse result in automation, telework, and also management algorithms, this can have the effect of replacing the work done by humans. It will also appear new job in the metaverse world certainly requires new skills in society, this requires the preparation of an integrated and digital-based educational role. This research is descriptive of skill development and education in the virtual metaverse world, with a qualitative method based on an analysis of the six pillars of the virtual ecosystem (avatar, content creation, virtual economy, social acceptability, security and privacy, trust and accountability). The result of this research is a future job in virtual ecosystem sustainability scheme, by linking the sustainability design dimension – virtual ecosystem – future job and skills need for society. Indonesian people need to adapt to advances in digital technology with academic development that is ready with digital technology

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“…The approach towards the preservation and exploration of Cultural Heritage has been altered as a result of the advancements in Digital Humanities. Studies highlight the perspectives for involving wider audiences in Cultural Heritage experiences, fostering interaction and inclusivity through the utilization of digital technologies (Barbuti 2018;Benardou et al 2017;Ciula and Eide 2014;Mühlberger 2016;Munster et al 2019;Rauterberg 2021;Serres et al 2023;Smits and Wevers 2023;Terras 2015). The PALIMPSEST builds on the main concepts of Digital Humanities and leverages digital media to interpret and explore Cultural Heritage in alternative ways.…”

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Enriching Cultural Heritage through the Integration of Art and Digital Technologies

Mantzou,

Bitsikas,

Floros

2023

Social Sciences

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Digital technologies are reshaping traditional static urban typologies, as the museum, urging a rethinking of how Cultural Heritage (CH) is experienced. The work presents the PALIMPSEST Project, an Interreg V-A Greece–Italy funded project, which proposes a dynamic, interactive, participatory, and personalized museum experience in the urban context of Ioannina, Greece, establishing an open-air, immaterial, immersive museum route in the city. The project’s innovative approach involved three methodological stages. In the first stage, a collection of past stories of the city was achieved through transgenerational collaboration of students and older generations. In the second stage, the collected material was organized to create an interactive mobile app, allowing users to access existing and add new stories, fostering bottom-up development. In the last stage, a museum experience was built around interactive installations from selected stories through co-creation processes and dispersed throughout the city’s public space, activated by the visitors via the app. PALIMPSEST established a hybrid, open-air museum route, connecting the ICH with the urban landscape, and creating personalized and unexpected experiences of the city. The project offers a novel way to reconceptualize the museum by integrating digital technologies, arts, storytelling, and active participation, bringing the museum into the open urban space.

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From Digital Cultural Heritage to Digital Culture

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In a Perfect World: Exploring the Desires and Realities for Digitized Historical Image Archives

In a Perfect World: Exploring the Desires and Realities for Digitized Historical Image Archives

New Digital Culture Metaverse Preparation Digital Society for Virtual Ecosystem

Enriching Cultural Heritage through the Integration of Art and Digital Technologies

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