Showing posts with label e-Culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label e-Culture. Show all posts

Thursday, 21 May 2015

eCult Skills presented at EMYA 2015

The eCult Skills project was presented at the 4th Dialogue Day: Museums: Responding to the Digital World in Glagow on the occasion of the EMYA award days on 13 May 2015.
Emphasis was given at the 5 cultural heritage jobs: Cultural ICT Consultant, Cultural ICT Guide, Digital Cultural Asset Manager, Interactive Cultural Experience Developer, and Online Cultural Community Manager that were identified in the LLP project eCultSkills. The expected impact will allow for comparable skills sets for these professions of the future, so as to support the European labor market and thus, the employability of professionals while at the same time contributing to one of the major challenges of Europe 2020.

Friday, 25 July 2014

eCulture Skills Profiles on-line

The eCult Skills project published its 5 eCult Role Profiles in the cultural heritage sector:
  • Cultural ICT consultant
  • Cultural ICT Guide
  • Digital Cultural Assets Manager
  • Interactive Cultural Experience Developer, and
  • Online Cultural Community Manager.
If you are a vocational training organisation, a cultural heritage institution or another stakeholder in the area of eSkills for new jobs, we would like to invite you to evaluate these profiles against your experience and expertise. If you want to know more, contact us. 

Thursday, 24 July 2014

Cultural and Creative Industry from Basque Country

Cultural and Creative Industry from Basque Country (Spanish and French) with Portugal gather together in an project to support employment in the cultural sector with development of technology transfer and support for training and employment. Transcreativa www.transcreativa.eu is co-funded by Eu through SUDOE Interreg IV B

Wednesday, 9 January 2013

Can EU copyright rules be tailored to the age of digital music?

How can the rules for collective management of copyrights be adapted to the age of digital music? This was the key question at the EUobserver conference on e-Culture and collective management of creative rights.

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