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This document summarizes a session at EAA 2019 that discussed engaging end-users in developing strategies for cultural heritage protection. It focused on issues like defining threats to human records and monuments, creating common terminology, and reflecting on technology's role in inclusion or exclusion of digital records. Lessons included the benefits of interdisciplinary work, establishing common goals and communication with end-users, and the challenges of long processes, expensive tools, and rapid changes requiring reflection. Responsibility for digital preservation of cultural data produced today was also discussed.

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EAA 2019: Engaging with cultural heritage, including your end-users in strategy discussions on heritage protection. Session 384 ALEXANDRA ANGELETAKI NTNU UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 1 Antony Gromley exhibit in Delos Arcaheological site.
Co-created projects Cocreated projects where the public engages in the scientific process including question selection research design, development and implementation, analysis and dissemination (Gibb 2018, 5)
Can we manage to curate and store the digital data we produce today without parts of it dissappearing for future generations?
Digital present: Diversity, inclusion and climate crisis!
Travel in time at the Gunnerus library- NTNU Trondheim
EiT village 2019: Digital conservation of the Past. In collaboration with IDI NTNU
Issues and challenges discussed! Issues Defining time as a component of the research perspective. Defining the threats to human record and monuments. Challenges Create an understanding on the subject, a common terminology. Reflect on the use of technology and issues of inclusion or exclusion in the digital record created today by our everyday life activities.
Team-work
Eaa 2019
Lessons learned! Ideas to work upon! Interdisciplinary work stimulates creativity Important to establish -a common terminology ground -common goals -enriched subject perspectives -communication strategies with your end- users. Long process Expensive software and hardware Rapid changes Reflection needed I
So who takes the responsibility? Avaaz.com 5.9.2019
Thanks to my students, IDI NTNU Contact: aalekas@gmail.com Websites: mubil.no

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  • 1. EAA 2019: Engaging with cultural heritage, including your end-users in strategy discussions on heritage protection. Session 384 ALEXANDRA ANGELETAKI NTNU UNIVERSITY LIBRARY 1 Antony Gromley exhibit in Delos Arcaheological site.
  • 2. Co-created projects Cocreated projects where the public engages in the scientific process including question selection research design, development and implementation, analysis and dissemination (Gibb 2018, 5)
  • 3. Can we manage to curate and store the digital data we produce today without parts of it dissappearing for future generations?
  • 4. Digital present: Diversity, inclusion and climate crisis!
  • 5. Travel in time at the Gunnerus library- NTNU Trondheim
  • 6. EiT village 2019: Digital conservation of the Past. In collaboration with IDI NTNU
  • 7. Issues and challenges discussed! Issues Defining time as a component of the research perspective. Defining the threats to human record and monuments. Challenges Create an understanding on the subject, a common terminology. Reflect on the use of technology and issues of inclusion or exclusion in the digital record created today by our everyday life activities.
  • 10. Lessons learned! Ideas to work upon! Interdisciplinary work stimulates creativity Important to establish -a common terminology ground -common goals -enriched subject perspectives -communication strategies with your end- users. Long process Expensive software and hardware Rapid changes Reflection needed I
  • 11. So who takes the responsibility? Avaaz.com 5.9.2019
  • 12. Thanks to my students, IDI NTNU Contact: aalekas@gmail.com Websites: mubil.no