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MUltimedial System System for for a a EUropean EUropean MUltimedial Museum Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci Museum First Trasnational Workshop Rome, 29-30 January 2004 Consiel-Allaxiagroup mp.misiti@consiel.it


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MUltimedial MUltimedial System System for for a a EUropean EUropean Museum Museum – – Leonardo da Vinci Leonardo da Vinci

First Trasnational Workshop Rome, 29-30 January 2004

Consiel-Allaxiagroup mp.misiti@consiel.it 347-3751704

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MU.S.EU.M. Project– Rome, 29-30 January 2004 2

Content Content : :

Objectives Expected Results Themes GdL Organization and Modes of Operations Project structure Partners Master plan Project Time line Products table

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MU.S.EU.M. Project– Rome, 29-30 January 2004 3

Objectives Objectives : :

Development of a formative model whose scope is the creation

  • f

new professional competencies aimed towards the planning and management of a mixture of art-culture-technology-economics:

  • Finalizing the “MU.S.EU.M.” model;
  • Adaptation of the European training systems to the opportunities provided by

technology and data transmission;

  • Overview of the potential human resources needs in the various professional

fields within the scope of the virtual museum;

  • Collection of data on the identified professions;
  • Initiation of an ongoing training network in the Museums in the major

European capitals;

  • Experimental laboratory for didactic support of FAD both on line and on the

job;

  • The presentation of a Virtual museum as a competitive investment with

advantages over the museum-business culture;

  • The transfer of the MU.S.EU.M. model over the entire productive system;
  • The opportunity for partnered museums to introduce and experiment with

accepted formative innovative and technological improvements.

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MU.S.EU.M. Project– Rome, 29-30 January 2004 4

Expected results Expected results : :

Identification of key professional figures for the development of the virtual museum The establishment various elements in training curricula with in the scope of the proposed virtual museum The defining of professional profiles and career paths for the various job positions taking part in the virtual museum project Creation of a Network of museums in the various European capitals, directed at the creation of a permanent learning environment aimed at improving the quality of the computerized cultural data offered

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Temes Temes : :

The involvement some of the most important museum of Europe’s capitals in the development and construction of a prototype of a “ Virtual Museum presenting the European roots” centering

  • n the theme of communication in prehistory

The presentation of a series of prints, objects and architectural and urban planning contexts of great communicative impact The necessity of highlighting the importance of communication, the existence of storehouses of information and communicative channels able to convey complex messages even with in a “primitive” society

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GdL GdL Organization and Organization and Modes of operation Modes of operation : :

Composition of the managing group :

  • Project Coordinator (Consiel)
  • Partners’ managers

Project Coordination; The development of an annual program and quarterly verification of progress

Individual teams ( senior e junior personnel ):

Present in each country , in Italy directed by the Project coordinator and in the other countries by the people in charge

  • f the corresponding partner:

Intermediate and final research reports established by the program; detailed reports of activities and the relative financial accounts

Operational management: Consiel

The management of the organizational aspects as a whole and the relationship with the Leonardo coordination group and the commission; The writing of reports at a project level

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Project Structure Project Structure : :

Phase 1: Executive planning Phase 2: the development of a conceptual frame of reference and action plans for each sector Phase 3: Structure and architecture of the MU.S.EU.M portal. Phase 4: requesting and analysis of offers, of its development scenarios, of the emerging professional roles, profiles and training needs Phase 5: Conception of a prototype of a cultural heritage distance training model (FAD) Phase 6: creation of local teams for the testing of the model Phase 7: European Laboratories for the testing of the model Phase 8: Further development of the formative model for MU.S.EU.M. for the professional and skillful management of museums Phase 9: diffusion of the formative model MU.S.EU.M.

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MU.S.EU.M. Project– Rome, 29-30 January 2004 8

I I partners partners: :

TECNICAL PARTNERS :

Consiel Allaxiagroup

Comital Srl Eddleston Innovation Ltd Euro Innovanet Srl UIL –

Unione Italiana del Lavoro

University of Alba Julia “1

Decembrie 1918” University – Pre- and Protohistorical Research Centre MUSEUM FOR SPERIMENTATION:

Budapest History Museum Museo Nazionale Preistorico ed

Etnografico L.Pigorini

Museum

für Vor- und Frühgeschichte of Berlin

Muzeul

National de istorie a Romaniei of Bucharest

National Museum

  • f History
  • f

Sofia

National Archaelogical Museum of

Athen

Naturhistorisches

Museum- Prähistorische Abteilung of Vienna

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Master plan: Master plan:

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Time line Time line : :

Diagramma di Gantt

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MU.S.EU.M. Project– Rome, 29-30 January 2004 11

Products Products table table: :

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Progetto MU.S.EU.M. – Rome, 29-30 gennaio 2004 11