In cooperation with Italian and foreign institutions, associations and universities a series of seminars entitled Digital Humanities on Thursday is organised within the courses of Palaeography and Diplomatics held respectively for the Master course in Archaeology, History of Arts and Sciences of Cultural Heritage and for the Bachelor course in Historical Sciences.
Facing a wide range of issues ranging from mediaeval history, museology, editorial methodology for historical documents, ecology to experimental pedagogy and teaching methodologies and addressing also the promotion and dissemination of knowledge of cultural heritage, the seminars aim to show how digital technologies enhance the possibilities to study and the usability of historical documents and how a transdisciplinary approach is essential in the field of Digital Humanities, in which Palaeography and Diplomatics are gaining an increasingly important place in the European context.
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Given the seminar nature of the meetings and the limited availability of seats on some dates please send a booking email at least one week before each seminar to the following email address: info@monasterium-italia.net.
The seminars were organised within the Icarus Didactics group (ICARUS4Education) and in cooperation with the University of Graz, Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung, the Museum of Agricultural Sciences – MUSA (University of Naples Federico II), the San Bonaventura Onlus Association, the University of Belgrade (Faculty of Philosophy), the Time machine project, the DSW Lab – Historical documents on the web of the Department of Humanities, with the support of the Erasmus+ International mobility for Staff Teaching and Training activities 2019 programme.
Leaflet with detailed PROGRAMME
Programme Overview
16-18 April 2019 – Belgrade
Antonella Ambrosio, Rosalba Di Meglio, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, DSW Lab
Historical context, digital reconstruction of archives, charters and scholarly digital editions online. The abbeys and the convents of South Italy in the Middle Ages and the case of S. Maria della Grotta of Vitulano
9 May 2019 – Naples
Saluti di Luigi Cicala (Coordinatore del CdS in Archeologia, Storia delle Arti e Scienze del Patrimonio Culturale) e di Francesco Senatore (Coordinatore del CdLM in Scienze Storiche)
Chiara Zuanni, Unversity of Graz, Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung – Austrian Center for Digital Humanities
La scrittura esposta dal museo al public engagement online
Martina Canonico, DSW Lab
Google Arts and Culture. Un’app per la scrittura e la documentazione del monastero di S. Gregorio Armeno
16 May 2019 – Naples
Antonello Migliozzi, Maria Rosaria Falcone, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, MUSA and DSW Lab
La fotografia come bene documentale ed elemento ponte tra le digital humanities e l’ecologia: l’Ecomuseo del Parco Archeologico dei Campi Flegrei
23 May 2019 – Naples
Georg Vogeler, University of Graz, Zentrum für Informationsmodellierung – Austrian Center for Digital Humanities
L’edizione fra testo e database
Giuseppe Consolo, Vera Schwarz-Ricci and Stefano Locatelli will attend and talk about related research experiences.
29 May 2019 – Naples
Zarko Vujosevic, University of Belgrade, Faculty of Philosophy
Documentary production of Serbian medieval rulers – (re)consideration and digital presentation
30-31 May 2019 – Naples
La documentazione storica dalle sedi di conservazione agli Open Data: il progetto Naples Time machine
30 May (S. Lorenzo Maggiore, Napoli)
Antonella Ambrosio, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, DSU, Introduzione ai lavori
Rosalba Di Meglio, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, DSU
Il convento S. Lorenzo Maggiore paradigma della storia di Napoli
Daniele Ferraiuolo, Università degli Studi Suor Orsola Benincasa di Napoli – Associazione San Bonaventura ONLUS
Le nuove strategie di comunicazione e di ‘narrazione’ delle biblioteche e degli archivi: l’esperienza della San Lorenzo Escape presso il Complesso di S. Lorenzo Maggiore di Napoli
Flavia Santoianni, Alessandro Ciasullo, Università degli Studi di Napoli Federico II, Research Trends in Humanities Lab
Un approccio alla documentazione storica in un ambiente di apprendimento virtuale
31 May (UNINA, Via Marina 33, IX piano)
Laboratorio a cura di Vera Schwarz-Ricci e di Maria Rosaria Falcone, Università degli Studi d Napoli Federico II, DSW Lab
La rappresentazione digitale dei documenti medievali su Monasterium.net: l’esempio dei documenti ‘inesistenti’ del convento di S. Lorenzo Maggiore