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Cultural and bibliographic heritage in GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums): Virtual exhibitions as agents of dissemination and reuse (ref. PID2020-113405RB-I00)
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- Timeframe: 2021–2023
- Funding institution: State R&D+i Programme to Address Society’s Challenges: “Research Challenges” category, 2020 call
- Lead researcher: Rosario Arquero Avilés
- MAN researcher: Silvia Cobo Serrano (library)
- Project team:
Teaching and research personnel from a variety of universities in Spain (Universidad Complutense de Madrid: Dr Arquero-Avilés, Dr Cadilla-Baz, Dr Granda-Rossi; Universidad de Zaragoza: Dr Agustín-Lacruz, Dr Marco-Cuenca, Dr Salvador-Oliván and Dr Siso-Calvo; Universidad de Extremadura: Dr Muñoz-Cañavate, Dr Herrera-Morillas, Dr Tena Mateos) and abroad (Sapienza Università di Roma: Dr Castellucci, Dr Crupi and Dr Faggiolani)
Professionals employed by public-sector institutions: Dr Silvia Cobo-Serrano (Library of the Museo Arqueológico Nacional), Laura Guindal-Martínez (Library Projects Area, Spanish Ministry of Culture) and Almudena Cruz-Yábar (Directorate-General of Democratic Memory, Spanish Ministry of the Presidency, Parliamentary Relations and Democratic Memory)
GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) contain invaluable collections that must be preserved for future generations and made available to today’s citizens. This is the motivation for creating online European content derived from GLAM collections, which has been uploaded as digital information resources were made available.
The aim is to carry out a research project that will generate a series of virtual exhibitions, as a means of disseminating and reusing cultural and bibliographic heritage in the GLAM context. This will allow citizens to enjoy and rediscover that heritage from new experiential perspectives, building bridges and connections between digital and tangible heritage. These digital exhibitions will link the collections of the National Archaeological Museum to the bibliographic holdings in its library.
Resultados del proyecto
