Museology

... unas posiciones políticas heterogéneas, por supuesto, dentro del campo.

Eh, en la Maestría en Museología de la Universidad Nacional, que es la única que existe en Colombia, la Universidad de los Andes, la Facultad de las Jabrianas, la Tadeo-

Todas

...Bellas Artes del Atlántico.

...museología.

Ah, tú sí la conoces.

Museología y por la-

Y por la curaduría.

Western Illinois University's Quad City Campus will host a micro-credential workshop on how to use advancing technologies in museums this November.

The class, Museum and Technology, is the first micro-credential course for the university's Museum Studies program, according to a university press release.

It will take place on Wednesday, November 4th from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. in person with a virtual option.

Participants will be able to participate in two sessions, one in the morning with Kelly Newell on e-Atlas Adventures, an app for tour guides, and AI Literacy with Wilson Amarojas, according to the press release.

We're excited to launch the first of several micro-credential workshops we'll offer over the next three years, said WIU Museum Studies Director Heidi Lung in the press release.

This first workshop focuses on technology and gives museum professionals a chance to try digital tools firsthand and build a practical understanding of AI so they can make informed decisions about what fits their institutions.

This is part of a new program, Museum Studies Graduate Programs Building Capacity Through Apprenticeship and Micro-Credentials, an integrated workforce development model for museum professionals initiative.

A $249,694 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services helps support the program.

And the Western Illinois University's Quad City campus will host this workshop on how advancing technologies can be used in museums this November.

The class, Museum and Technology, is the first micro-credential course for the university's Museum Studies program, according to a university press release.

It will take place Wednesday, November 4, from 9 a.m. to 3.30 p.m. in person with a virtual option.

Participants will be able to participate in two sessions, one in the morning with Kelly Kniewel, K-N-I-E-W-E-L, on eAtlas Adventures, an app for tour guides, and AI Literacy with Wilson M. Rojas, according to the press release.

We're excited to launch the first of several micro-credential workshops we'll offer over the next three years, said WIU Museum Studies Director Heidi Lung in the press release, went on to say, this first workshop focuses on technology and gives museum professionals a chance to try digital tools firsthand and build a practical understanding of AI so they can make informed decisions about what fits their institutions.

This is part of new program.

This is part of new program, Museum Studies Graduate Programs Building Capacity Through Apprenticeship and Micro-Credentials, an integrated workforce development model for museum professionals initiative.

A $249,694 grant from the Institute of Museum and Library Services helps support the program.