Social media has had a profound effect on cultural-based institutional practice. The
relationship between social media and these institutions is reflected in the services they …

Since the late 1990s the potential of the digital world for generating new ways of engaging
with heritage, broadly defined, has been a key focus of academic work and cultural practice …

The COVID-19 pandemic forced museums to rethink their activity in the context of social
media, thus generating new ways of communicating and educating about the heritage they …

Cultural heritage institutions, such as museums, libraries, archives, and historical societies,
are increasingly using digital heritage initiatives and social media platforms to connect and …

This article critically examines the role of edutainment–the combination of educational and
entertainment activities–in intangible heritage preservation. Drawing upon fieldwork in …

Technology has provided an environment for connecting indigenous community members
and provide a means for them to seek and engage with their indigenous knowledge (IK) …

UNESCO has declared Baul songs in 2008 and Traditional Art of Jamdani Weaving in 2013
as 'Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity,'stating its importance in Bangladesh as a …

This article argues that digital heritage initiatives, where cultural heritage institutions offer
more interactive possibilities with their digital collections through multimodal platforms and …

Purpose The aim of the research was to create a site which could host an archive of moving
image associated with the town of Fraserburgh in Scotland, but could also include other …

Although heritage in the digital age and heritage digitisation have received increasing
scholarly attention, critical reflection on new media heritage politics as individuals …