Digital Heritage Value and Impact Assembly

To begin we are looking for cases of initiatives (such as apps, digital exhibitions, games, educational services, communities, practices or other untangibles, etc.), in which digital cultural resources are applied in new products, services or initiatives that generate positive social, economic or cultural impact. The resources that form the basis for these initiatives should be digital cultural heritage held by Cultural Heritage Institutions, such as museums, archives or libraries. Cases can concern reuse by any type of actor: commercial, non-governmental or public; an organisation or an individual.

We are providing two versions of the survey. The first one should be used for cases from the Culture 2.0 regime, where some entity (public institution, private firm, an NGO) is reusing digital cultural heritage in a product or service. The second one should be used for cases from the Culture 3.0 regime, where digital cultural heritage resources are re-used by bottom-up communities of practice and informal initiatives. 

You can find the first survey here SURVEY 2.0 - and the second survey here SURVEY 3.0.

We are grateful for your work and support in providing information about these case studies of reuse. We hope to collect valuable information about value chains of digital cultural heritage. This evidence will form basis for policy recommendations that we will prepare in the next stage of the project. 

If you have any questions, you can contact our research team by writing to Jan Strycharz, the lead investigator for this study.