Bringing interactive digital storytelling to the museum
הרצאות וסדנה
י"ז אייר תשפ"ב | 18.05.2022
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16:30-16:45: הפסקה
16:45-18:00: עבודה סדנאית בקבוצות
18:00-18:30: הצגה וסיכום
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ספריית יונס וסוראיה נזריאן, קומה 1, חדר 166
Professor Rossana Damiano
Dipartimento di Informatica - Università degli Studi di Torino, Italy
Rossana Damiano, PhD. is Associate Professor of Computer Science at Università degli Studi di Torino, Turin, Italy, where she teaches Web Programming and Semantic Technologies. Her research interests mainly concern artificial intelligence for cultural heritage, with a focus on affect and storytelling. She has taken part in several applicative projects, ranging from environments for learning and cultural dissemination, to semantic annotation of drama and artificial characters.
She is the coordinator for the University of Turin of the H2020 research and innovation project SPICE (Social Participation and Inclusion through Cultural Engagement).
Professor Oliviero Stock
FBK-irst, Trento
Oliviero Stock is an FBK Distinguished Fellow. He has been at FBK-irst, Trento, since 1988 and has been its director from 1997 to 2001. His activity is in artificial intelligence, mainly natural language processing, intelligent user interfaces, cognitive technologies, technology for cultural heritage appreciation, computational humor, computational ethics. He is the author of over two hundred and seventy peer-reviewed papers and author or editor of twelve volumes, has been a member of the editorial board of a dozen scientific journals, and a keynote speaker at over eighty conferences. He has worked for sveral years at a collaboration project with the University of Haifa University, mainly on themes of technology for museum visits.
O.S. has been Chairman of the European Coordinating Committee for Artificial Intelligence (ECCAI, now EURAI), President of the Association for Computational Linguistics and President of AI*IA, the Italian AI Association. Member of the Committee for the Best European AI Dissertation Award (2008-2015) established by ECCAI, member of the Scientific Advisory Board of DFKI, the German Research Institute for AI, (2004-2019). He is an EURAI Fellow, a AAAI Fellow and a DFKI Fellow. In 2019 he received a doctorate honoris causa from the University of Haifa. Also: currently he participates to the Digital Humanism movement.
Dr. Anna Maria
Research Fellow University of Turin
Anna Maria Marras, archaeologist and digital humanist, she is research fellow at the University of Turin. She collaborates with Italian GLAM institutions. She is collaborating with SPICE H2020 project on citizen curation. Her main research and professional fields are digital transformation, communication, inclusion and open data in cultural heritage. She coordinates the ICOM Italia Digital Technologies committee for cultural heritage and is part of the ICOM Italia Digital Cultural Heritage group. She is also AVICOM board member. She is Europeana Network Association members.
Professor Rossana Damiano - Stories and characters from the past
When we think about stories, we immediately think of a person telling a story with their voice. However, in today's media, the range of tools for telling stories has expanded to visual tools, which convey stories in a convenient form for graphic displays with a limited use of words. These formats represent an alternative, but also an integration, to traditional narratives. In this tutorial, I will review visual tools, such as timelines and maps, by which data series about characters, and historical characters in particular, can be converted into effective narratives.
Professor Oliviero Stock - Dramatic experience in the museum
In this talk I will talk about a work we developed years ago in Haifa and in Trento, concerned with the introduction of technology-based theatre at the museum. The purpose was twofold: a) introducing an innovative modality for appreciating cultural heritage, and specifically b) inducing conversation among a small group visiting jointly the museum, a desirable feature of the museum experience according to ethnographic studies.
I shall also briefly discuss a few other ideas in relation to storytelling, drama and other technology-based modalities for involving visitors in the cultural heritage experience.
Dr. Anna Maria - Digital storytelling and Italian archaeological museums
As shown by the numerous surveys conducted between 2020 and 2022, the Pandemic has pushed Italian museums towards digital communication, the only vehicle for dialoguing with visitors. Museums have sought and explored new ways and forms of storytelling: virtual tours, video
stories, podcasts.
Often, however, as already highlighted by the research of ICOM Italy on “museum web strategy”, the quality of content is not very high, and a precise strategy is lacking. In this presentation we will present some best practices of storytelling in Italian archaeological museums, presenting their
activities and projects.
הסדנה מתקיימת בתמיכת שגרירות איטליה בישראל ובתמיכת ביה"ס הבינלאומי של אוניברסיטת חיפה
הסדנה מתקיימת בתמיכת שגרירות איטליה בישראל ובתמיכת ביה"ס הבינלאומי של אוניברסיטת חיפה
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