Dicolab. Digital Culture – Free Courses May 2025

DICOLAB courses are developed to improve the skills of the staff of the Italian Ministry of Culture and other public administrations, of the staff of public and private cultural institutes, of companies and professionals in the sector, of graduates and researchers of universities and academies.
The training is free and certified with Open Badge, the digital certification standard of acquired knowledge and skills used at European level and usable in all European and national offices.
The courses are created within the framework of Dicolab. Cultura al digitale, the training system promoted by the Italian Ministry of Culture – Digital Library within the framework of the PNRR Culture 4.0, created by the Scuola nazionale del patrimonio e delle attività culturali and financed by the European Union – Next GenerationEU.

Are you a professional in the cultural and creative sector? Are you tired of generic courses on AI, data analysis, sustainability and digital services that do not respond to the real needs of your sector?
As part of the Dicolab. Digital Culture program, we offer you a calendar of free and certified courses, tailor-made for cultural professionals.
In May 2025, lessons on big data, digital storytelling, gaming, immersive reality, digital archives and much more await you. Discover the complete program and choose the course that is right for you!

For the HUB Liguria, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta the courses are held in Turin and Genoa:
“Data-driven strategies: optimizing the offer with Small and Big Data” with Alice Avallone, researcher and teacher at Scuola Holden, Thursday 8 May 10.00-13.00 at Cottino Social Impact Campus in Turin;

“Storytelling: digital to create engaging and differentiated narratives” with Pietro Tosco, Chief Content Officer at Heritage Srl, Thursday 8 May 2.00-5.00 pm at Cottino Social Impact Campus in Turin and Thursday 22 May 2.00-5.00 pm at Scuola di Robotica in Genoa;

“Virtual and Augmented Reality: immersive applications for the conservation and enjoyment of cultural heritage” with Emanuele Micheli, President of Scuola di Robotica, Friday 9 May 10.00-13.00 at Scuola di Robotica in Genoa;

“Digitalization of archives. The Heritage Lab model” with Katya Corvino, Head of Heritage Lab Italgas, Tuesday 13 May 10.00-13.00 at Heritage Lab Italgas in Turin;

“Videogames, apps and visors: how gaming transforms the enjoyment of cultural heritage” with Claudia Molinari, Game Designer & Writer We Are Muesli, Tuesday 20 May 10.00-13.00 at Cottino Social Impact Campus in Turin;

“The public at the center: designing a cultural offering starting from people” with Sofia Pescarin, Senior Researcher at the CNR ISPC, Wednesday 28 May 10.00-13.00 at Scuola di Robotica in Genoa.

Information and registration: https://dicolab.it/hub/hub-liguria-piemonte-valle-daosta/
Email: dicolab_hubliguriapiemontevaldaosta@hlpv.it
The Liguria, Piedmont, Valle d’Aosta HUB is managed by CampusStore with Fondazione Santagata , ISTUD
Business School and Scuola di Robotica.

For the HUB Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Trentino-Alto Adige, Veneto the courses are held in Venice Mestre
and Udine:
“Storytelling for heritage and cultural institutions” with Jessica Sagratella, freelance Copywriter and Creative Strategist, Monday 12 May 10.00-13.00 at M9 Museum in Venice Mestre;

“Digital strategies for cultural marketing” with Massimiliano Nuccio, Professor at Ca' Foscari University of Venice, Monday 19 May 2.00-5.00 pm at M9 Museum in Venice Mestre;

“Digital wellbeing for cultural sector operators” with Marco Fasoli, Researcher at the Department of Philosophy, Sapienza University of Rome, Friday 23 May 2.00-5.00 pm at M9 Museum in Venice Mestre;

“Digital skills for culture” with Marco Fasoli, Researcher at the Department of Philosophy, Sapienza University of Rome, Monday 26 May 2.00-5.00 pm at M9 Museum in Venice Mestre;

“Techniques for cataloging and digitizing cultural heritage” with Stefania Vecchio, Professor at the Catholic University of Milan and founder of coMwork, Thursday 29 May 10.00-13.00 at the Joppi Civic Library in Udine;

“Designing User-Centered Digital Services” with Stefania Vecchio, Professor at the Catholic University of Milan and founder of coMwork, Thursday 29 May 2.00-5.00 pm at the Joppi Civic Library in Udine.

Information and registration: https://dicolab.it/hub/friuliveneziagiulia-trentinoaltoadige-veneto/
Email: dicolab_hubfriuliveneziagiuliatrentinoaltoadigeveneto@m9museum.it
The HUB Friuli Venezia Giulia, Veneto and Trentino Alto Adige is managed by CampuStore in collaboration
with M9 Museo del 900 and Scuola di Robotica.