South
African National Cultural Heritage: Training and Technology Program
http://www.saculturalheritage.org
This
project has conducted several training programs and is part of the multi-faceted,
three-year, collaborative training program that identifies and trains
a cadre of archivists, curators, scholars and students to work in South
Africa on cultural heritage projects. Coordinated in partnership with
a team of South African and U.S. universities, archives, and museums,
this project enables South African institutions to manage effectively
the rich national cultural heritage of South Africa. In
July 2000, the project sponsors conducted a three-week training institute
at MSU, the Chicago Historical Society, and the Smithsonian Institution's
Center for Folklife and Cultural Heritage. Participants received technology-training
in internet and other digital technologies currently being developed by
cultural heritage professionals, including:
| Digital
Imaging |
VR
Authoring |
| Online
Video |
Research
Methods |
| Online
Audio |
Server
Management |
| Digital
Preservation |
Managing
Web Development |
| Online
Exhibits |
Metadata
and issues in Information Architecture |
For information on the July 2000 workshop at Michigan State Unversity go
to: http://www.matrix.msu.edu/sanch
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