INDICES

INDICES

TITLE: inDICEs - Measuring the impact of digital culture

DURATION: 2020-2022
PROGRAMME: HORIZON 2020

inDICEs is a research project that aims to empower policy-makers & decision-makers in the Cultural and Creative Industries to fully understand the social and economic impact of digitisation in their sectors and address the need for innovative (re)use of cultural assets.

A new way to measure the impact of digital culture
The Cultural Heritage Sector is a key enabler of the advancement of the Cultural and Creative Industries in Europe. Not only does it provide access to vast amounts of reusable cultural content, it can be seen as a R&D lab of the cultural and creative ecosystem through which it contributes both to the economic advancement and to society at large. However, researchers and policy-makers are struggling to fully understand the crucial role that the Cultural Heritage Sector can play in the digitisation process of the cultural and creative ecosystem in Europe.

Partners:

Istituto Centrale per il Catalogo Unico (Italy) - Coordinator

Katholieke Universiteit Leuven  (Belgium)


Centrum Cyfrowe (Poland)

Fondazione Bruno Kessler (Italy)

Platoniq Lab (Spain)

Network of European Museum Organisations (Germany)

The Europeana Foundation (The Netherlands)

Michael Culture Association (Belgium)

Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision (The Netherlands)

WebLyzard Technology (Austria)

European Fashion Heritage Association (Italy)

University Center City of Prato (Italy)

Capital High Tech/ Absiskey (France)

Cluj Cultural Centre (Romania)

Discover the project's website by clicking here!

inDICEs is a project funded under the European Union (EU) Horizon 2020 programme.

 
News about the project

The inDICEs MOOC is coming - September 26th

Available from September 26th!

The project presents its new edX course on Developing Digital Transition Strategies for Cultural Heritage Institutions to which MCA contributed! The course aims at cultural heritage professionals, students, policy makers, and anybody with an interest in discovering how to tackle the challenges of digital transformation. It provides tools and insights that will support the development of a comprehensive digital transformation strategy and a framework for assessing the impact that new technologies can have on the activities as well as the mission of GLAMs

Find out more about the online course: https://bit.ly/3TGxnI7

The ENUMERATE Self Assessment Tool: gain insight into your institution’s digital transformation!

Do you work in the cultural heritage sector and would you like a better understanding of your institution’s digital capacity, audience development and more? Use the ENUMERATE Self Assessment Tool to receive insights and recommendations based on the latest research. Your input and answers in the period between 25 May and 24 June 2022 will be used to inform the ENUMERATE report in 2022.

Find out more and discover how to take part here!

 

inDICEs Bootcamp in Barcelona - November 2021

On 23-24 of November, Platoniq held the inDICEs’ Bootcamp in Barcelona. The dynamic event gathered project partners and the general public, to  collaborate and participate in a series of hands-on activities as well as keynotes and workshops.

With this inspiring space, the inDICEs’ Bootcamp brought together professionals and practitioners working at the intersection of data, digitization and cultural heritage. In the course of the 2-day event, attendees were divided and grouped into dedicated task forces, with the duty to explore diverse issues with the use of data. During the intensive sessions, the participants used different tools, from the analogue sets of pencil colours and paper to the online environment of the inDICEs Open Observatory. Some of the reviewed issues were gender inequality in the arts, datafied political participation, and data collection for impact in GLAMs.

Read the blog on the bootcamp here!

Indices at Europeana 2021 - November 2021

In case you missed out on the presentation of inDICEs at this year's Europeana 2021 conference, you can now check out the recording of "The evolution of cultural participation. Embracing digital trends and cultural participation and production". This session from Europeana 2021 explores the impact which cultural heritage institutions’ focus on digital and digitalisation has had on  digital users.

Have a look at the presentation here!

 
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