DIGITHUM returns, in this issue number 7, with a new renovated image and the publication of a dossier focusing on one subject, which forms the heart of the journal. As we look to regularly examine the repercussions that information technology has on the areas of study and broadcast related to the human and social sciences, this issue focuses on an examination of ICT and heritage coordinated by professor Cèsar Carreras, which includes a contribution from professor Kim H. Veltman, Scientific Director of the Maastricht McLuhan Institute and professor at Maastricht University. [+]
ICT and Heritage
Coordination: Cèsar Carreras
The "ICT and Heritage" dossier offers experiences of the application of ICT in cultural or memory institutions and provides lines for future activities, which will probably lead to changes in the cultural models.
DIGITHUM recommends reading the following articles, published in Previous Issues, as well as the special digest produced by the UOC's Library.
- Archaeology, museums and virtual reality, by Laia Pujol
- The diffusion of cultural heritage through ICT: the case of the Boí valley portal, by Cèsar Carreras and Piero Berni
- What do we mean by interactive? A look at history and archaeology museum websites, by Laura Solanilla [in Spanish]
- Special Online Museums digest from the UOC's Library, by the UOC's Virtual Library [in Spanish]
