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Make a Webcast for the Herbert Art Gallery & Museum
In this EchoesQuest you will learn how to create a Webcast and apply this to an ethical challenge the museum has. -
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What is Heritage & Post-Industrial Heritage?
In this Web Quest you will explore and understand the concept of Post-Industrial Heritage. -
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Reading Historical Photographs
Historical photographs seem to take us effortlessly into a bygone world, touch us and they trigger feelings in us. This quest offers you a unique way to re-enact historical pictures and get a very different approach. -
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How do Heritage Sites Interpret their Collections for their Audience
A Web Quest to allow you to investigate how heritage sites interpret their collection for their audiences -
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Post Industrial Heritage Skills
What are the skills involved in restoring, preserving and maintaining Post Industrial Heritage Sites -
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Industry and Migration
Learn to link your local surroundings with the history of migrant workers. -
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Be an Echo for a Day
An approach on the eletricity principles behind the Gunpowder Factory in Barcarena -
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Unlocking documental collections
Learn how to recognize and value the historical written documentation of sites and post- industrial landscapes. -
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The Beauty in the Ruin
Another approach to ruin and postindustrial fragments -
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Create an Exhibition: The lives of working men, women and children
Creating an exhibition about the roles of men, women and children who worked in local industries in the past is a great way for learners to tell an important local story. -
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Learning from Artefacts
Using artefacts to understand or lives. A telephone, a motorcycle, a carriage, all conjure up imags of the people that used them. -
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Interpreting a Local Industrial Heritage site
In this material you will be asked to make your own interpretation of a local industrial heritage site and then create a "heritage trail" for your classmates to follow. -
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Living History - a tour of an open air museum
Using living history methodology at heritage sites. -
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Make your own Exhibition
This an exercise about creativity, imagination and you will learn a little bit about the potential of photographic exhibitions. -
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How to make an Interview Project
A guideline how to conduct interview projects. The quest will outline clearly how to plan, conduct and present such a project, such a teaching unit. -
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Heritage Sites and Special Needs
Using arts and cultural heritage sites for working with people with special needs -
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Knocking on the Past Door
A visit to the Gunpowder Factory of Vale de Milhaços using ICT -
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Know how to do, know how to use, know how to patrimonize
The use of the intangible assets associated with the industrial landscapes of the rural and urban milling, enhances the transversality of knowledge transmission associated with grinding techniques. The context of production and transmission of such knowledge and these differences in rural and urban labour contexts, will allow the development of… -
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Fundão's milling cultural landscape
Through various grinding mills in the surrounding area of the city of Fundão, let's learn to value the industrial heritage. -
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Heritage a singular plural
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Post-Industrial Heritage - Programs for Dementia
According to the Alzheimers Society “Most people with dementia remember their distant past more clearly than recent events. This is because memories tend to decline in reverse order to when they were experienced. People will often have difficulty remembering what happened a few minutes or hours ago, but can recall,…
