In a digitized and hyperconnected world, cultural heritage faces new challenges and opportunities. The book Cultural Heritage in the R-ICT Environment invites us to embark on a journey through these scenarios, exploring the tools and methodologies that allow us to preserve, disseminate and revalue our cultural legacy in the era of the Relational Factor (Marta-Lazo and Gabelas Barroso, 2023). Understanding the current value of cultural heritage, the status of its research and management and, ultimately, to create a dialogue between all sectors involved, is crucial. According to Del Espino Hidalgo (2020), cultural heritage is currently considered a basic cornerstone of urban-territorial development within areas in possession of valuable historical legacy. The book reflects on the foundations and challenges of heritage education, inviting to rethink how we transmit to new generations the importance of our cultural legacy. Its reading offers a complete and updated vision of the subject, while providing with practical and innovative tools to implement innovative projects in this field, encouraging social participation and building a more enriching future around our cultural legacy. In short, this book is essential reading for anyone interested in cultural heritage in the digital age. It offers a comprehensive and up-to-date overview of the field and explores the tools and methodologies that allow us to preserve, disseminate and revalue our cultural legacy for future generations.
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Radiography of the digital ecosystem in the era of the Relational Factor, from the R-TIC methodology
Carmen Marta Lazo, José Antonio Gabelas Barroso, Sheila Peñalva Tobías
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Artificial Intelligence to the rescue: finding a needle in the haystack of audiovisual archives
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An updated look at the fundamentals of heritage education
Silvia García Ceballos, Olaia Fontal Merillas, Amable García Enguita
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Heritage interpretation: foundations for its formation and the preservation of cultural heritage
Ana Gloria Peñate Villasante, José Manuel Hernández de la Cruz, Eloy Bermejo Malumbres
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Geographical methodologies for the conservation and enhancement of cultural heritage
María Sebastián López, Rafael de Miguel González, Ondrej Kratochvil, Juan Mar Beguería
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Basis for heritage learning on the social web
Iñaki Navarro Neri, María Pilar Rivero Gracia, Emilio José Delgado Algarra
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Decalogue of good practices for heritage educommunication on the social web
Borja Aso Morán, María Pilar Rivero Gracia, Silvia García Ceballos
págs. 189-207
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