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Title |
Quality Principles for Cultural Websites |
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Type |
Regional |
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Funding Organization |
European Union
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Project Acronym: |
MED-CULT |
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Description |
The project provides a methodology and a set of tools in order to establish a stable support network, where organizations from the cultural sector can find information and advice to improve the quality of their websties.
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Objectives |
- To improve the quality of the cultural websites through the dissemination across the Arab-speaking countries of the MINERVA guidelines and tools.
- To raise awareness of the importance of assuring reliability, transparency, and accessibility to an even wider public of the cultural and educational content provided on the web.
- To contribute to information literacy and capacity building.
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Scope |
Web communication of the cultural heritage |
Duration |
From: 11th December 2005 To: 14th December 2006 |
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Team |
Number of partners: 5 |
Number of countries: 5 |
Countries involved:
Italy, Jordan, France, Morocco and Egypt |
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Output |
Publications ---- |
Handbook: Quality Principles for Cultural Websites: a handbook (Arabic version) |
Postcard: The MINERVA 10 Quality Principles postcard |
Reports: ---- |
Entity to which reports are submitted: ---- |
Events:
. 12-13 December 2006. Department of Antiquities, Amman, Jordan
Workshop Culture for web, Web for culture
. 5-6 June 2006. Rabat, Morocco, Bibliothèque Nationale du Royaume du Maroc 5, Avenue Ibn Batouta, Agdal, Rabat
Atelier La culture pour le web, le web pour la culture
. 3-4 April 2006. Giza, Egypt, Centre for documentation of cultural and natural heritage
Workshop Culture for web, Web for culture |
Website(Status): www.medcult.org |
Other: ----- |
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