Europeana Education: risorse culturali digitali per l’istruzione e la formazione
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Europeana EducationAbstract
Education has been one of the first fields in which Europeana experimented the reuse of its contents, starting a longstanding collaboration with ministries of education, professional associations and networks, and teachers. In February 2020 Europeana launched Europeana Education, an informal group of professionals and experts, both from the cultural heritage and the education sectors, whose main activity is to exchange experiences and share ideas for an innovative reuse of the digital cultural resources of Europeana. In this article we present a review of tools made available by Europeana to teachers and educators.Downloads
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2020-06-24
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Natale, M. T., & Piccininno, M. (2020). Europeana Education: risorse culturali digitali per l’istruzione e la formazione. DigItalia, 15(1), 108–113. https://doi.org/10.36181/digitalia-00008
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