Learning Outcomes
After successfully completing this course students will be able to:
1. design complete webpages
2. implement the construction and function of websites
3. manage digital files projects
4. perceive and process fundamental computational digital cultural projects
5. design and implement pilot projects of digital culture
Course Content (Syllabus)
The perspective of the current era highlights the dynamic area of Cultural Heritage Preservation as a field of particular scientific and technological interest with immediate and useful applications. Evidence is of the multifaceted research and educational interest at both European and global level. Course objectives: A. Digital retrieval and preservation techniques. B. Large Digital Cultural Works C. Digital Collections. D. Digital museums. E. Dictionaries F. Project Design
Keywords
Cultural Heritage, Webpages, Websites, Repositories, Europeana, Cultural entities, Collections, Dictionaries
Description
Evaluation of the following aspects:
Collaboration, effort, diligence, perception: during the continuous laboratory interaction with the student.
Skills, intelligence, accuracy, correctness: during the process of the laboratory exams. Willingness, hard work, work diligently, policy: during t0e execution of wider optional projects
Additional bibliography for study
-Web Engineering- A Practicioner's Approach, R.Pressman & D.Lowe, McGraw-Hill
-Τεχνολογία & Πληροφορική στον χώρο του Πολιτισμού -Βυζαντινή Εικόνα, ΜΥΡΙΔΗΣ ΝΙΚΟΛΑΟΣ,Εκδ.ΠΑΜΑΚ
- Digital Heritage, L.MacDOnald, Butterworth-Heinemann