Baštinske institucije u (post)digitalnom dobu

The paper titled “Heritage Institutions in the (Post)Digital Age” explores and focuses on key issues, challenges, and the relationship between libraries, archives, and museums in the context of digital transformation. It analyzes how heritage institutions adapt to rapid changes in the digital environment, examining challenges such as the digitization of collections, digital data management, copyright protection, privacy, and the sustainability of digital resources. The paper thoroughly investigates how libraries, archives, and museums interconnect to share resources, knowledge, and expertise to better meet user demands and ensure the preservation and accessibility of cultural heritage in the digital age. Through the analysis of best practice examples and case studies, key strategies and approaches that support collaboration between these institutions are identified, facilitating the exchange of information, resources, and best practices to jointly address the challenges of digital transformation and enhance the availability and sustainability of cultural heritage. Factors affecting access to digital resources, including technical, legal, economic, and sociocultural aspects, are analyzed. Through a review of relevant literature, the ways in which electronic resources are distributed, accessed, and used in different contexts, including public and special libraries, research institutes, and other organizations, are presented.

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Međunarodna konferencija Evropske smjernice za saradnju biblioteka arhiva i muzeja (Online)
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2025-01-01
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https://doi.org/10.71271/issn.2303-520x.2024.16
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Regional Development and Management Studies
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Baštinske institucije u (post)digitalnom dobu

Jasmina Stepanović, Tatjana Jovanović Negoicić
Međunarodna konferencija Evropske smjernice za saradnju biblioteka arhiva i muzeja (Online)
Regional Development and Management Studies
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Baštinske institucije u (post)digitalnom dobu

Jasmina Stepanović, Tatjana Jovanović Negoicić
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Abstract

The paper titled “Heritage Institutions in the (Post)Digital Age” explores and focuses on key issues, challenges, and the relationship between libraries, archives, and museums in the context of digital transformation. It analyzes how heritage institutions adapt to rapid changes in the digital environment, examining challenges such as the digitization of collections, digital data management, copyright protection, privacy, and the sustainability of digital resources. The paper thoroughly investigates how libraries, archives, and museums interconnect to share resources, knowledge, and expertise to better meet user demands and ensure the preservation and accessibility of cultural heritage in the digital age. Through the analysis of best practice examples and case studies, key strategies and approaches that support collaboration between these institutions are identified, facilitating the exchange of information, resources, and best practices to jointly address the challenges of digital transformation and enhance the availability and sustainability of cultural heritage. Factors affecting access to digital resources, including technical, legal, economic, and sociocultural aspects, are analyzed. Through a review of relevant literature, the ways in which electronic resources are distributed, accessed, and used in different contexts, including public and special libraries, research institutes, and other organizations, are presented.

Međunarodna konferencija Evropske smjernice za saradnju biblioteka arhiva i muzeja (Online)Vol. 11(11)
Openalex Percentile: Top 91%
Regional Development and Management Studies
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