In an era of limited resources and rapid technological advancements, cultural institutions are called upon to redesign their operations, leverage data for better decision-making, and create more engaging and impactful audience experiences.
The seminar approaches AI not merely as a technological tool, but as a driver of strategic development, innovation, and sustainability for the modern cultural organization.
Upon completion of the seminar, participants will be able to:
The seminar does not include lectures that take place on a specific day and time. You can organize your time as it suits you best by studying the provided material and doing the assignments either for a few hours every day or on the weekend.
The coordinator posts articles and other educational material that you study on the learning platform, which you then discuss with the other participants in the forum. The lesson also includes assignments which the instructor returns to you with feedback.
There are also pre-recorded lectures introducing each section. Every student has the opportunity to follow a self-paced program and organize study hours and assignments according to their own schedule and professional obligations.
No, our educational platform, Blackboard Ultra, is completely online, so you only need a computer with internet connection.
No, the whole seminar is in Greek. But you need a good command of English to understand part of the educational material.
Lida Tsene holds a PhD from Panteion University in social media and social responsibility. She teaches Communication at the Open University of Cyprus and Cultural Communication at the Hellenic Open Un ...
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