Explore Digital Humanities with ISKB83
If you are interested in how researchers today analyze texts, maps, or images using digital tools, ISKB83 could be the right course for you.
Coding da Vinci is the first hackathon that focuses on the use of open data in culture and cultural heritage. It is a platform for those interested in the field of open data and who want to participate in creating innovative projects through applications, websites, the use of VR / AR, interactive installations, and data visualizations.
The Coding da Vinci cultural hackathon is the first event of its kind in Germany. It provides a unique opportunity for cultural institutions such as libraries, museums, archives, or galleries to offer their data to programmers, coders, or others interested in digital technologies and thus participate in creating innovative projects. These can be websites or apps, data visualizations, virtual exhibitions, or games. More than 300 cultural institutions are involved in Coding da Vinci.
As Coding da Vinci is an international event, you can meet and connect with other tech-enthusiasts from Poland, Germany, or other countries through this event. So, if you are interested in culture and you are looking for an interesting use for your knowledge or ideas, don't hesitate to register!
Coding da Vinci cultural hackathon trailer
If you are interested in how researchers today analyze texts, maps, or images using digital tools, ISKB83 could be the right course for you.
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