Diana Andone, Andrei Ternauciuc, Silviu Vert, M. Mocofan, Vlad Mihaescu, D. Stoica, R. Vasiu
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Abstract
Developing new methods of learning about culture and heritage, dedicated to the new millennial generation can be a challenge. The project "Jecza Museum – the Sculpture collection" created a complex virtual identity of technology, art and culture education, by digitizing images of 100 sculpture works, adapting principles of open data and art archiving metadata, combing it with digital storytelling of artworks and virtual museum tours. This paper presents this development, the digital learning paths created and their evaluation. It identifies methods of creating art approachable for the young generation and validates the far-reaching impact of open digital storytelling.