Museos de Cultura Digital

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Gaite-lyrique de ParisLyric Gat es el lugar de las culturas en la era digital. Abierto a todos a visitar una exposicin, un concierto, una copa o jugar juegos de video . lyric Gaite piensa lo cotidiano y el futuro. En el cruce de la creacin, la innovacin y la cultura digital , que trasciende gneros y explora la msica contempornea , las artes visuales , el cine , juego , diseo, web ... Lugar de intercambio y descubrimiento en el corazn de Pars, que borra las nuevas formas de arte, refleja la emocin de la maana , y tambin alberga la mayor empresarios residencia cultural de Francia. http://gaite-lyrique.net/qui-sommes-nous

Centro de la Cultura Digital del DF/CONACULTAEl Centro de Cultura Digital es un espacio dedicado a la produccin, difusin, educacin y reflexin de las manifestaciones sociales, culturales y econmicas de un mundo tecnologizado. http://www.centroculturadigital.mx/

Digital Cultures Research CentreThe Digital Cultures Research Centre (DCRC) is a space for research into the practices and socio-cultural meanings of emerging media. In a context of transforming media cultures, in which established methods of producing and understanding media are undergoing rapid change, we study the application, processes and politics of digital creative technologies. We map and contextualise emerging practices. We critically reflect on their aesthetics, ethics and impacts. http://www.dcrc.org.uk/about/

Centre for Material Digital CultureThe Centre for Material Digital Culture and Digital Humanities (MDC/DH) is an inter-disciplinary research centre exploring multiple aspects of digital transformation. A central focus is on critical theorization and empirical exploration of relationships between computational technologies and the societies and cultures into which they are emerging and which they are co-evolving. The Centre includes researchers from media sociology, media arts, software studies, anthropology, computer science, cultural studies, science studies, English, history and archive studies, digital humanities and medical humanities. The Centre is based in the School of Media, Film and Music at the University of Sussex and members are involved in research collaborations, publications, and partnerships across the university, and work with national and international academic partners and with community, cultural and other organizations of many kinds. The Centre also organizes high profile public lectures, events and symposium and host reading groups and other fora for sharing idea http://www.sussex.ac.uk/rcmdc/index

Centro de Cultura Digital Estela de LuzEl objetivo de este centro cultural es fomentar crear investigar y difundir expresiones digitales.Es un lugar para que artistas y acadmicos exploren la relacin entre plataformas digitales y su influencia en la vida cultural y artstica del pas de acuerdo con la dependencia.

DIGITAL CULTURES RESEARCH LABthe Digital Cultures Research Lab (DCRL) aims to further develop, systematize and iternationalize the research area of digital media, already a distinctive feature of Leuphana University, and to expand the Centre for Digital Cultures (CDC) into a transdisciplinary, systematic and internationally renowned centre of research. The Research Labs work is therefore closely connected to the Institute for Culture and Aesthetics of Digital Media, the extensive media research and development-activities within the Innovation-Incubator (co-funded by EFRE and Federal State of Lower Saxony) and the German Research Council-funded Institute of Advanced Studies on Media Cultures of Computer-Simulation (mecs). It is funded by the Niederschsisches Vorab program of the Volkswagen Foundation. http://cdc.leuphana.com/structure/digital-cultures-research-lab/

Samsung Digital Discovery CentreLearn, discover and create in the Museum's digital centre. Free activities and workshops using the latest Samsung digital equipment, enabling children to bring the worlds history and cultures to life through advanced technology. https://www.britishmuseum.org/learning/samsung_centre.aspx

Mobile Digital Museum the frontier for cultural heritage exhibitionsThe Mobile Digital Museum was designed and built for the Inner Mongolia Museum by a joint collaboration between Chasen and Amber Digital Solutions. It was kicked off in late December 2012 and completed and handed over to the museum 17 May 2013. The mobile digital museum was entirely custom made both the exterior and interior to cater to our digital requirements. It measures 13m in length and 2.5m wide. However, on the push of a button, the museum space can be expanded to 5.3m wide creating a space of 45m2. A central computerized system was designed to control all the advanced interactive screens and contents of the museum. It is by far the biggest and most versatile mobile museum in China. http://www.digitalmeetsculture.net/article/mobile-digital-museum-the-frontier-for-cultural-heritage-exhibitions/

The Metropolitan Museum of Art. Digital Media DepartmentThe Digital Media Department leads the creation, production, presentation, and dissemination of multimedia content to support the viewing and understanding of the Met's collection and exhibitions, both within the galleries and online. The department is responsible for managing electronic documentation and digital assets associated with the Met's collection, publishing the collection information to a variety of platforms, and ensuring greater access to the Met's digital resources. It also supports and develops public-facing technologies and is responsible for the Museum's presence and participation in the online environment, including www.metmuseum.org. http://www.metmuseum.org/about-the-museum/museum-departments/office-of-the-director/digital-media-department

Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine Digital Museumeijing Digital Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine is a virtual museum of popular science in Chinese and in English aiming to spread the culture of Traditional Chinese Medicine as it relates to scientific knowledge. Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) is said to be actively practised in one hundred and sixty two countries and is increasingly attracting the attention of international medical researchers. As natural methods and low carbon lifestyles become the hallmark of the 21st century, TCM, a veritable miracle of medical achievement, is becoming more and more attractive to discerning people worldwide. In China, no museum about Traditional Chinese Medicine exists, and the few affiliated to educational and research departments are inadequate. For this reason, Beijing Traditional Chinese Medicine International Exchange and Cooperating Center (BTCMIECC) supported by the Beijing Administration of Traditional Chinese Medicine has built the Beijing Digital Museum of Traditional Chinese Medicine after 5 years of cooperation with Beijing University of Chinese Modern Medicine + Advanced TCM Education, and other well-known universities and research institutes. Among the topics included on the website are medical care, acupuncture, health and life, Qigong, Tuina, imperial court medicine, culture and history, cosmetic treatment, education, science and technology, and international cooperation.

Danish Research Centre on Education and Advanced Media Materials (DREAM)DREAM aims to facilitate creative media and information literacies by developing digital learning resources and practices across formal, semi-formal and informal learning sites. In partnership with public and private stakeholders, we: produce robust scientific studies of creative forms of learning with digital resources to inform future-directed teaching and learning shape new learning resources through user-led design and prototyping to support new forms of technology-assisted learning share theory-driven evidence and best practices to advance the quality and usability of learning resources for 21st-century skills sustain spaces of dialogue and debate between creative industries, developers of educational ict and media, and the learning sector to stimulate knowledge exchange and creative experimentation of wider societal impact. http://www.dream.dk/?q=en/content/welcome

Center for digital culture and technologieshttp://imal.org/

RANNUM Menntavsindasvii Hskla slandshe Centre for Educational Research on ICT and Media at the University of Iceland School of Education was founded in June of 2008. The main goal of the Centre is to increase, strengthen and promote educational research and development in Iceland in this field.

With the information revolution there have been enormous ongoing changes shaping peoples work and lifestyles. Effects on learning and schools have also been considerable. Icelandic and international research indicates that computer and Internet access in Icelandic schools (at the primary and lower secondary level) is high although ICT uses still appear limited in the classrooms. On the other hand, distance and online learning has been increasing fast especially at the upper secondary level as well as in teacher education. http://skrif.hi.is/rannum/in-english/

http://www.postdigitalcultures.ch/about/museumThe Museum of Post Digital Culture is to build a collection and to make it available to the public. Consisting of texts, films, sounds and artworks, the museum gathers individual and subjective positions, and does not aim to draw an exhaustive map of historical references but rather to build a specific identity shaped by the donated contributions. http://www.postdigitalcultures.ch/about/museum

Ars electronica centerThe Center is the Museum of the Futurethe place where all the diverse blends of artistic genres, scientific domains and technological directions are displayed and processed. Biotechnology and genetic engineering, neurology, robotics, prosthetics and media art are juxtaposed here on equal terms and form experimental arrays conducive to testing ways in which we might be interacting and communicating with our surroundings and other human beings in the very near future, and getting an impression of what these changes will mean for us and our society. All exhibitions focus on issues having to do with how people can deal with their environment, and offer a variety of perspectives on our nature, our origins and our world. An extensive set of methodological tools is available to provide visitors with multifarious approaches to and ways of looking at the challenges posed by everyday life. Here, the emphasis isnt just on interaction with exhibits on display; its on participation. The exhibitions are continuously being reworked and updated. What you wont find here is a bunch of Do Not Touch signs; youre cordially invited to enjoy a hands-on experience. http://www.aec.at/news/

Seoul Animation Centerhttps://www.sba.seoul.kr/eng/jsp/introduction/outline.jsp

Fournos Center for Digital Culturehttp://www.elculture.gr/en/venues/Fournos-Center-for-Digital-Culture/

MIT Museumhttp://web.mit.edu/museum/

ZKM Media Museumhttp://on1.zkm.de/zkm/e/institute/medienmuseum