Last free and certified Dicolab courses for professionals in the culture and heritage sector before the summer break: three innovative courses that explore the new frontiers of cultural communication.
From the potential of immersive XR and VR environments with the “Galileo VR” case study, to the design and production of digital content inspired by successful experiences such as the Venice Biennale and the Turin Cinema Museum, to the use of digital tools to narrate and experience history engagingly and interactively, these training modules offer practical tools and creative ideas to enrich the museum experience and enhance cultural heritage.
Dicolab. Digital Culture is the training system promoted by the Italian Ministry of Culture – Digital Library within the PNRR Culture 4.0, created by the National School of Cultural Heritage and Activities and financed by the European Union – Next GenerationEU.
The courses are organized by the HUB Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto managed by CampuStore in collaboration with M9 Museum and Scuola di Robotica, and are held in the M9edu location in Venice-Mestre:
Monday 7th July, 2025, 3.00pm-6.00pm
“Virtual Reality and Cultural Heritage: the Galileo VR case”
Teacher: Marcos Valdes, Scientific Director VIS Srl
Tuesday 8th July, 2025, 10am-1pm
“Design and production of digital content for culture”
Teacher: Andrea Bosso, Director of Strategy and Consulting at Domino Proudly Interactive
Thursday 10th July, 2025, 3.00pm-6.00pm
“Digital Innovations and Historical Narration: Immersive Experiences and Audience Interaction”
Teacher: Paolo Masini, President of the Foundation of the National Museum of Italian Emigration and of the association Roma Best Practices Award
Information and reservations: https://dicolab.it/hub/friuliveneziagiulia-trentinoaltoadige-veneto/
Email: dicolab_hubfriuliveneziagiuliatrentinoaltoadigeveneto@m9museum.it
Other Dicolab courses will follow in September 2025. Stay tuned!
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