We organise, take part in, and support a number of online events to share knowledge and build capacity in our sector. Explore and watch previous webinars the Europeana Initiative and its communities have run for, and with, cultural heritage professionals.
To see our upcoming webinars, take a look at our events page. For support in organising your own webinars and events, explore our Events Toolkit.
This session from Europeana 2020 offers inspiration from best climate practices in GLAM.
This session from Europeana 2020 aims to help people reduce their carbon footprint from being online.
The Fridays For Future Movement, We are Museums and the Europeana Network Association Climate Action Group discuss collective climate action with a focus on steps that the cultural heritage sector can take.
This webinar from the Europeana Foundation and ENA Climate Action community highlighted some of the actions that you can take as a professional to make your communications more climate-friendly.
This workshop was part of a series focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), climate action, and better digital information management practice. It was held by the Europeana Climate Action Community in collaboration with Ki Culture.
This workshop was part of a series focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), climate action, and better digital information management practice. It was held by the Europeana Climate Action Community in collaboration with Ki Culture.
This workshop was part of a series focusing on the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals (UN SDGs), climate action, and better digital information management practice. It was held by the Europeana Climate Action Community in collaboration with Ki Culture.
This webinar explores questions and issues around how to deal with copyright during a public health emergency.
This webinar discusses sharing GLAM collections on social media.
This webinar explores how to communicate the copyright status of collections to the public.
This webinar and panel discussion explores the different strategies that GLAMs follow to conduct rights research, and existing tools that can support this.
This conference and associated webinars explore the role of copyright in the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector.
In this webinar, Ariadna Matas and Maša Škrinjar focus on explaining best practices for choosing rights statements when submitting digital objects to Europeana.
This webinar focuses on exploring the copyright and licensing issues associated with clearing rights for online use of cultural heritage objects.
In this webinar, speakers share their thoughts on open access to heritage collections from their perspectives as practitioners, advocates and scholars.
This webinar highlights key opportunities the directive presents for the cultural heritage sector and explores the approach that some member states are taking during the implementation.
This session from Europeana 2020 highlights four initiatives from across Europe designed to support cultural heritage professionals dealing with copyright.
With the adoption of the Copyright in the Digital Single Market Directive in 2019, a new solution for the making available online of works that are out of commerce was created. Member states are slowly moving forward with the transposition of the Directive, due on 7 June 2021.
As part of the Europeana Sport project, Michael Culture and Europeana organised two online workshops about copyright and sports related data.
In this webinar, the Europeana Copyright Community presents and launches their Copyright Management Guidelines.
This webinar shared the results of a report into questions around copyright and rights statements and the 3D digitisation of cultural heritage.
During this office hours session, members of the Europeana Article 14 Task Force shared views on an evaluation of the Europeana Public Domain Charter, and consulted participants about challenges around the public domain.
Join this copyright office hours session to discuss licences, labels, statements and tools such as those from Creative Commons and Rights Statements in digital cultural heritage, with peers and experts in the copyright community.
This copyright office hours session explored public domain calculators and copyright expiration, with experts and peers in the copyright community.
This Europeana conference was held on 3 and 4 June 2021 under the auspices of the Portuguese Presidency of the Council of the EU and in collaboration with the National Library of Portugal and the Portuguese Ministry of Culture.
This short webinar explores the potential of Europeana in relation to STEM and ready-made learning material that can help to achieve key 21st Century competencies with students.
This short webinar offers an overview around the tools that can be used to create memes, gifs, or even board games that students might find of interest, and how to embed these tools in a project.
This short webinar offers general training on integrating digital cultural items in online lessons with Minecraft and Mozilla Hubs applications.
This session from Europeana 2020 demonstrates how IIIF tools can be used to create engaging online learning experiences.
This webinar and training event demonstrates how primary and secondary school educators can use and reuse Europeana resources in their lessons.
This event is organised by the Europeana Network Association's Education Community Steering Group, aimed to help participants to share knowledge and meet possible partners for the preparation of joint project proposals.
Day 2 of the 'Strengthen your Erasmus+' Days, organised by the Europeana Education Community, was for those working in an educational or cultural heritage institution and interested in knowing more about Erasmus+ Key Action 1 and 2.
If you work in an educational or cultural heritage institution, are interested in knowing more about Erasmus+ Key Action 1 and 2 and are looking for partners, check out the recording of the first 'Strengthen your Erasmus+' Day, organised by the Europeana Education Community.
How cultural heritage institutions switched to online activity to engage with audiences during the first weeks of quarantine and lockdown.
Experts from the Bibliothèque nationale de France and National and University Library in Zagreb discuss creative approaches to audience engagement during lockdown.
How Archivissima brought an archive festival online via podcasts and how the UK National Archives reached out to young audiences during lockdown through Time Travel TV.
Experts in cultural heritage and education talk about Europeana Education, Minecraft and art education in social media.
The people behind the online events run by Europeana and the ENA communities in the first months of the COVID-19 pandemic share their experiences.
This webinar explores some of the ways cultural heritage institutions have been engaging audiences through sporting cultural heritage.
This webinar shows audiences how Europeana strives to empower the cultural heritage sector in its digital transformation, explores the Europeana website, and shows how organisations can get involved.
This session presents the Europeana Sport project and explores how sport can bring us together as an essential part of our shared cultural heritage.
In this webinar, we hear from members of a Europeana Task Force that has been collecting and analysing examples of online digital storytelling from the cultural heritage sector.
This workshop explores how to use social media data for a more inclusive approach to heritage management.
This webinar will share insights and advice from The GLAMers, an EU-funded research project that analysed over 90 pandemic-era GLAM initiatives in Europe.
This workshop explores how to implement a variety of digital audience engagement techniques that have emerged within the GLAM and cultural sector during the COVID-19 pandemic.
These videos offer training and advice on developing self-guided audio tours.
This Europeana conference, an accompanying event of the Slovenian Presidency, explores aspects of public engagement and participation with digital cultural heritage.
This online GIF-making workshop shares how to animate cultural heritage collections relating to sport and offers a masterclass with animator Nick J Cave.
This collaboration between Europeana and The Heritage Lab invites you to develop your skills for telling stories with open digital cultural heritage and to share your stories in our creative competition.
Social media might be something you do from time to time, you scroll and occasionally like or comment on something - or it might be the focus of your professional role as you plan and deliver strategic campaigns. It can be great fun - and it can be challenging too.
Watch a presentation on how our new Europeana Essentials slidedecks can help you every time you need to do a presentation about Europeana.
This webinar from the Europeana Foundation and ENA Climate Action community highlighted some of the actions that you can take as a professional to make your communications more climate-friendly.
Would you like to write for Europeana, sharing stories of collections and culture? Explore the resources from an interactive workshop which explored how to tell your story and introduces the formats and processes you need to know to contribute to editorial on Europeana.eu.
Watch the Digital Storytelling Festival 2023!
This webinar explores why impact assessment is important, what it can offer in a period of accelerated digital change and how can it help organisations survive and thrive in a post-COVID -19 world.
How can you use the Europeana Impact Playbook to start designing and assessing your impact? This webinar covers the basics.
This impact webinar takes you through Phase two of the Impact Playbook, focussing on data collection and analysis.
This webinar explores Phase 3 of the Europeana Impact Playbook, which is dedicated to narrating and sharing your impact.
This webinar explores how to evaluate impact process - and takes a bigger perspective on how we evaluate to improve our work.
This webinar discusses how projects and institutions are approaching measuring the impact of reuse of cultural heritage.
At this symposium, Europeana brought together cultural heritage professionals, policy makers, academics and researchers to discuss impact horizons of research nurtured by digital cultural heritage.
This webinar, organised by the Europeana Impact Community, looked at the history and future of the Europeana Impact Playbook. Read our summary of the event and watch the recording using the link below.
Members of Europeana's Collection Engagement team present on the 'Representation of Diverse Histories in Europeana' at the 13th International Conference on the Inclusive Museum.
Raul Gomez Hernandez, Collections Engagement Intern at Europeana Foundation, discusses promoting diversity and inclusion with digital collections through #reinventingBeethoven.
This Europeana LabDay introduces the WEAVE project in collaboration with Europeana Foundation.
This webinar explores how to further the collection of diversity data in the cultural heritage sector in Europe.
An online discussion on the particularities and challenges facing digital archives and collections holding resources from the 1940s.
This online event explored foundational aspects of FAIR data and gathered insights from practical use cases from the sector.
This webinar explored the benefits of publishing GLAM data as FAIR data and addressed questions about how this can be achieved.
These webinars explore Metadata for the Humanities and Social Sciences - part of a series on 'Enriching research - enriching metadata.'
These webinars explore researching and enriching digitised collections - part of a series on 'Enriching research - enriching metadata.'
These webinars explore aggregating and enriching collection metadata - part of a series on 'Enriching research - enriching metadata.'
This webinar explored masterclasses as an event format new to the GLAM sector.
At this symposium, Europeana brought together cultural heritage professionals, policy makers, academics and researchers to discuss impact horizons of research nurtured by digital cultural heritage.
This event, hosted by the Europeana research community, offered a space to exchange thoughts and experiences on the use of AI tools.
This webinar highlights how aggregators and cultural heritage institutions can use OpenRefine, a free, open source tool for handling messy data.
This webinar introduces the PARTHENOS Guidelines to FAIRify data management and make data reusable.
This webinar introduces the methodology followed by the Greek National Aggregator SearchCulture.gr for its data enrichment processes.
This webinar introduces the Linked Open Data Aggregator (LODA). Speakers share their findings from working with Schema.org datasets from a number of institutions and transforming into Europeana Data Model (EDM).
The webinar covers the state of digital cultural heritage crowdsourcing.
The Europeana Aggregators' Fair explored how to bring content to new audiences and how Europeana Aggregators work to make cultural heritage available through Europeana.
In collaboration with the French Ministry of Culture under the auspices of the French Presidency of the Council and Mobilier National, Europeana organised a conference.
This event from the Europeana Aggregators' Forum explored aggregation and the data sharing process.
This webinar - aimed at academic researchers in data mining and data science - explores the potential of adapting automatically produced descriptions of paintings to the time period when they were created.
This webinar explores the Saint George on a Bike project, which aims to improve the quality and quantity of open metadata associated with European cultural heritage imagery with Machine Learning.
The Amsterdam based Cultural AI Lab accelerates research on the intersection of humanities and artificial intelligence. Explore the lab and its projects in this webinar.
This webinar introduces the Qurator project, which develops an innovative technology platform that provides services to support knowledge workers in various industries to address the challenges they face when curating digital content.
This webinar presents the eScriptorium project, which aims to provide a user-friendly and open platform for the automatic, semi-automatic and manual transcription of texts from digitised images.
This webinar explores some of the ways that cultural heritage institutions can use controlled vocabularies and Linked Data to improve the discoverability of their content in Europeana.
This webinar explores some of the ways that artificial intelligence is being used with aerial and satellite imagery to monitor landscapes.
This webinar, organised by CARARE, explored some of the ways that 3D reconstructions are being used for storytelling.
This webinar, organised by EuropeanaTech and the International Image Interoperability Framework (IIIF), explored how IIIF continues to improve how cultural heritage institutions present media on their digital platforms.
