Collaborative Use Case Living Labs
Fostering Tools and ResoURces Validation
and Adoption in the European Cloud
for Next-Gen Digital Heritage Communities
Cooperation
CULTUR.ACT

CULTUR.ACT will bring the Cultural Heritage Cloud into everyday practice, testing its tools and resources in real institutions with real collections, workflows and users.
Eight collaborative Living Labs will involve ten European cultural organisations across seven EU countries, implementing 14 use cases in nine heritage sectors. Museums, archives, researchers and creative communities will work with the Cloud in contexts ranging from archaeology, fashion and audiovisual heritage to contemporary and digital art, natural history and 3D printing.
By embedding experimentation in real working environments, CULTUR.ACT will connect technological development with the people and practices the Cultural Heritage Cloud is designed to support.
Objectives/ Mission
CULTUR.ACT will create a continuous exchange between technology experts, cultural heritage practitioners and researchers. The Living Labs will co-design, test, assess and refine tools and workflows around concrete professional needs and challenges.
Working across very different institutions and heritage domains will make it possible to understand what works, identify usability barriers and emerging needs, and feed users’ experiences and lessons learned back into the development of the Cultural Heritage Cloud.
Expected Results
CULTUR.ACT will transform the experience of its Living Labs into practical resources for the wider cultural heritage community, including validated workflows and applications, reusable blueprints, training resources and open solutions that other organisations can adapt and reuse.
An Open Call will bring five additional cultural organisations into the validation network during the final nine months of the project, extending experimentation to new contexts and supporting wider uptake of the solutions developed and tested.
CULTUR.ACT will show, in practical terms, how the Cultural Heritage Cloud can become part of the everyday work of cultural organisations. The project will leave behind validated workflows, reusable blueprints, training resources and user feedback that can guide both the further development of the Cloud and its adoption by new institutions.
Partners
News & Events
Results
In this section, you will find the official documents produced during the project lifetime. Reports and deliverables will be made public as the project progresses. These documents will be essential to share the results of our work with the scientific community, policy makers, and the general public. We invite you to visit this page regularly to stay updated on the new documents published by our project. If you have any questions or comments, please do not hesitate to contact us.


















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