28 July, 2017

Technological Advances for the Service of the ¨Museum´s User¨ and its Relationship with CrossCult

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On June 12th, 2016,  the scientific #Socialmus meeting was held in the National Archaeological Museum, in which various cultural institutions that represented national territories gathered, with their respective differences in size, structure, and digital strategies. The objective was to become familiar with their technological projects, their views regarding CrossCult,...

28 July, 2017

Key Topics of #Socialmus (2/3): CrossCult, Technological Innovation for the Humanities

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The CrossCult project originated about 12-14 years ago. A time when, as stated by Martín López (Professor of Telecommunications Engineering at the University of Vigo), ¨emerging work in web semantics permitted us to determine which inside of a determined television program was interesting for a user¨. ¨Today, ¨ added...

28 July, 2017

#SocialMus Key Topics (1/3): The European cultural industries provide their thoughts regarding CrossCult

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On June 12th, 2016, several European cultural institutions gathered in the National Archaeological Museum in order to share their perspectives regarding digital innovation in the museum environment. Amongst them were various national representatives, including: The Management of State Museums, the Prado Museum, the Thyssen Museum, and the Catalan Agency...

5 April, 2017

Do You Want to be a Part of the CrossCult European Project?

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The cultural diversity and analysis of our history are fundamental aspects of the modern world. However, the evolution of technology is changing the forms of preservation, analysis, and diffusion of heritage, with new challenges for the institutions comprise the cultural environment and industries. The CrossCult project has proposed a...

8 February, 2017

CROSSCULT: Empowering reuse of digital cultural heritage

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Human History is not merely a collection of unconnected happenings, related to major characters who acted on a given date or period, and whose relevance depends on the impact on the politics of that era and their proximity to ours. Nothing in History occurs just because one person causes...