Teaching consists of laboratory activities designed to put into practice, in concrete case studies, the concepts covered during the master's degree program. Application areas include cultural heritage, rehabilitation, and performing arts.
This course, titled "Cultural Welfare Technologies," consists of three modules that provide students with advanced skills in applying technology to cultural welfare. Students will gain knowledge on how technology can support rehabilitation, sensory interaction, and well-being, with a particular focus on art and culture as tools for health. The course will also explore how technology can be used to design interactive systems and innovative applications in the context of performing arts, as well as how digital media can enhance the experience, sharing, and reactivation of cultural content.
Basic knowledge of human-computer interaction topics (design cycle, development and evaluation of traditional user interfaces, interaction design methodologies) is helpful.
Refer to the individual module sheet
Ricevimento: In-person or online meetings on request by email to antonio.camurri@unige.it. Online meetings will be on the Teams class of the course, meetings in presence will be at InfoMus-Casa Paganini, Piazza S.Maria in Passione 34, www.casapaganini.org
Ricevimento: The lecturer is available by appointment at his office on the top floor of Villa Bonino, Viale Causa 13, 16145, Genoa, or at Casa Paganini, Piazza S. Maria in Passione 34, 16123, Genoa, or remotely on the Microsoft Teams platform. To make an appointment, send an e-mail to gualtiero.volpe@unige.it
Ricevimento: On Teams or at CasaPaganini - InfoMus by appointment with the lecturer by contacting her by email at eleonora.ceccaldi@dibris.unige.it
Ricevimento: By appointment (alessandro.ferraro@edu.unige.it) at Archivio d'Arte Contemporanea (AdAC - Balbi 4, fifth floor) or on the Teams platform if needed
ANTONIO CAMURRI (President)
ALESSANDRA FERRARO
GUALTIERO VOLPE (President Substitute)
ELEONORA CECCALDI (Substitute)
https://corsi.unige.it/11661/p/studenti-orario
The final mark will be the average of the marks awarded in the modules into which the course is divided. Please kindly refer to the individual modules for details about the examination arrangements.
