Webinar 1: State of play in Quebec-Wallonia-Brussels.

At a time when digital tools are increasingly being used by museums to showcase their lost heritage and make their content accessible, how can we avoid the pitfalls that other museums have faced when creating digital tools? How can digital creation be initiated within a limited budget? Is it possible to design a sustainable digital tool? What is the digital landscape for education, heritage and tourism? How can existing digital tools be optimised and updated?

The Coudenberg Palace and l’Îlot des Palais  are inviting the museum and heritage communities to reflect on these questions during two seminars and a series of three webinars. This series of exchanges is part of a partnership between the Ministère des relations internationales et de la Francophonie du Québec and Wallonie-Bruxelles International.

Given this partnership, events will only be held in French.

Programme

• Webinars: discover the many aspects to consider when developing a digital project thanks to expert panels.
• Seminar and Experimentation Days: take part in practical sessions in the field to assess the added value and limitations of digital systems.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Webinar 1: Digital enhancement of lost heritage. The state of play in Quebec-Wallonia-Brussels  

Datum: 13 februari, van 10 tot 11 uur (Quebecse tijd) of van 16 tot 17 uur (Belgische tijd), online.  

This free webinar is the start of a series of transatlantic exchanges on the digital enhancement of lost heritage. What tools exist in Quebec, Wallonia and Brussels? What are the main challenges? What can we learn from each of these two ecosystems? This panel offers an overview of the current situation, with presentations from two experts: 

• François Honhon, creative director at Hovertone, 
• Jean-François Gauvin, professor of museology at l’Université Laval. 

Join this first virtual meeting and broaden your perspectives on digital creation in the context of museum heritage! 

Click here to register.

Registration is free but mandatory.  

This event is organised by the Coudenberg Palace and the Îlot des Palais in collaboration with the Société du patrimoine urbain de Québec, the asbl Palais de Charles Quint, Urban, the City of Brussels, the Ministère de la Culture et des Communications du Québec and Wallonie-Bruxelles International.