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Digital technology has the potential to influence every aspect of the cultural heritage environment. Archaeologists and cultural heritage scientists as well as Information and Communication Technology (ICT) experts have in the past collaborated to find solutions to optimise all aspects of capturing, managing, analysing and delivering cultural information, but many unsolved problems remain. The goal of VAST 2012 will be to build on the open dialogue between these different areas of expertise, and in particular allow ICT experts to have a better understanding of the critical requirements that cultural heritage professionals have for managing and delivering cultural information and for the ICT systems that support these activities.

The Resurrection of the Amateur Expert Of all the conversations instigated by CFM so far, the one arousing the greatest passion is about the changing role of authority.

ne of the core questions behind Web 2.0 and user participation (especially in the museum context) is this: what is the proper role and relationship of experts and amateur enthusiasts?

SmarthistoryTravel apps are for curious, thoughtful travelers who want expert art analysis delivered in a casual, engaging style. Smarthistory brings the artists, patrons, and their worlds to life. Join us as we reveal the meaning and beauty of Rome in a way that the standard guide-books can't.

+++ Das Auktionshaus Phillips de Pury & Co. folgt dem Web-2.0-Trend: Unter www.phillips artexpert.com kann die Kunst-Community nun Kommentare abgeben, mit anderen ins Gespräch kommen und natürlich die jüngsten Angebote des Auktionshauses durchforsten (art_das Kunstmagazin 08, 2007)