Where heritage
meets innovation
and learning
sparks change
Training that grows with you.
ARTEMIS supports professionals and researchers across all levels, combining cutting-edge digital heritage concepts with practical, hands-on learning.
Empowering heritage experts through knowledge, innovation, and practice.
ARTEMIS training is concerned with upskilling our community and supporting cultural heritage experts who want to apply ARTEMIS in their practice. Because of our diverse community, training is tailored toward different level of expertise and job requirements by presenting topics in a modular and flexible fashion. Core topics such as understanding the digital twins concept, the underlying RHDT ontology, digitisation of cultural objects, and the use of reactive data in cultural heritage will be explored in theory and practice over the course of the project.
Also, training includes a range of learning formats to meet community needs. These formats include asynchronous training via DARIAH-Campus that user can take in their own time but also face-to-face synchronous training events like the upcoming Summer School at HOF university in June 2026.
We are always happy to receive community feedback to improve our offer and tailor it to your needs as ARTEMIS user.
A space to learn, connect, and evolve.
Different formats. One purpose.
Whether you join the Summer School or follow the Learning Series, ARTEMIS training helps you turn curiosity into knowledge, and knowledge into impact.
Tailored learning for a diverse community.
An immersive, week-long training event that brings together participants from across Europe.
Continuous learning, open to everyone.
A space for experts and innovators to share new perspectives on heritage, technology, and the future of culture.
Training the Minds
that Shape Tomorrow’s Heritage
ARTEMIS
trains
the innovators of tomorrow
ARTEMIS is a project funded by the European Union under Grant Agreement n.101188009. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union. Neither the European Union nor the granting authority can be held responsible for them.
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