DIGITAL APPLICATIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EDUCATION AND EXCAVATION TRAINING: THE DELTA COURSE
Polymeropoulou P., Kameas A., Papadatos I., Kalara A., Sogliani F., Roubis D., Tóth P, Malí?ková J.
Digital excavation Delta Course
This paper presents the results of the first phase of the DELTA project, during which we conducted extensive desk and field research aiming at recording the existing situation in the three countries regarding: (1) the use of digital applications in archaeological excavations, (2) current courses on excavation practices, methods and techniques and (3) the use of digital educational tools in such courses. By analysing the results from Internet search and a survey using online questionnaires, we present (a) the most recent trends in the university curricula of Archaeology, (b) the current level of digital skills and expertise of students and professionals and (c) the needs and expectations of students and professors regarding the use of digital applications in excavation and Archaeology education. The results of this research were particularly revealing, especially when comparing the situation between the three countries, but also when contrasting the existing digital skills and the aspirations of the various categories of responders (e.g. educational level, current position etc.).
Source: ICERI2021, pp. 1–11, 8-9 november 2021
Publisher: IATED, International Association of Technology, Education and Development, Valencia, Spagna
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@inproceedings{oai:it.cnr:prodotti:481446,
title = {DIGITAL APPLICATIONS IN ARCHAEOLOGICAL EDUCATION AND EXCAVATION TRAINING: THE DELTA COURSE},
author = {Polymeropoulou P. and Kameas A. and Papadatos I. and Kalara A. and Sogliani F. and Roubis D. and Tóth P and Malí?ková J.},
publisher = {IATED, International Association of Technology, Education and Development, Valencia, Spagna},
booktitle = {ICERI2021, pp. 1–11, 8-9 november 2021},
year = {2021}
}