By the end of the course, participants will be able to:
- Apply heritage documentation and analysis methodologies in community-based contexts.
- Apply participatory methodologies and engage with local communities.
- Develop skills in co-creation and stakeholder engagement with local actors.
- Produce digital representations and heritage dissemination materials within the framework of Living Labs.
- Integrate acquired knowledge into the development of scientific and intervention-based projects.
- Lead and participate in Living Lab development teams.
The course combines:
- Participation in workshops and intensive activities
- Participation and feedback during classes
- Group project development (phase I)
- Oral presentation of the group project
- Integration of data and methodologies in the final project
- Final presentation of the group project and critical reflection
Participants will be challenged intellectually and empirically through immersive learning experiences connected to real-world problems.
Assessment is based on:
- Active participation throughout the programme.
- Participation in the seminar for the definition of Living Labs.
- A written assignment (individual or group-based) presented orally.