Si parla spesso del visitor journey all’interno di un museo. Tuttavia, spesso vengono trascurate le ragioni che catturano il visitatore – a monte e a valle dell’esperienza museale, e i motivi reali che fanno nascere il desiderio, se non il bisogno, di andare a visitare un museo e l’impatto che questo può avere sulla vita …
Reshared post from Google Art Project The musée du quai Branly in Paris is currently showing the exhibition “Plains Indians”, which presents a continuous view of the aesthetic traditions of the Plains Indians, from the 16th to the 20th century. Can’t go to Paris? No panic! The museum has created an online version of it, for …
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Reshared post from +European Commission Has the diversity of students in your country changed in the past years? According to a report published today, not enough countries are using the information they collect on higher education to improve their universities and the opportunities they offer for students. The report shows that, although many countries collect …
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Reshared post from European Commission Will you be in Brussels on 17 May? Come pay us a visit for #EUOpenDoors day! With the EU elections just around the corner, there’s no better time to check out the institutions for yourself! http://europa.eu/about-eu/basic-information/symbols/europe-day/index_en.htm View this post on Google+
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Reshared post from European Commission As a European citizen you benefit from freedom of movement, the world’s biggest #economy, #healthcare in any EU country — things we often take for granted. But it is also the everyday things that make a difference, like being able to send back faulty goods ordered online, low roaming costs, …
Reshared post from European Commission How EU Transport policy regarding passenger rights has evolved over the last 5 years? Discover more during the Transport Business Summit- 27/3- 13.00 CET #EuTransport will bring together business leaders and decision-makers to discuss how transport can contribute to Europe’s goals for jobs and growth. http://www.transportbusinesssummit.eu #passengerrights #traveltips #traveling …
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Reshared post from Massimiliano Fanzaga Amazing shots of the new Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, MB – Canada. The “cloud“ façade is formed by five overlapping curved “wings“ enclosing the building. More detailed information can be found on the Permasteelisa Group website. Permasteelisa Group Permasteelisa Group is a worldwide leading Contractor in the engineering, project …
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Reshared post from Google Art Project 162 years ago The State Hermitage museum in St. Petersburg, one of the largest and oldest museums in the world, opened to the public. Visit its galleries from home with our Street View technology by clicking: http://goo.gl/3559Sz #museum #streetview View this post on Google+
Do you know where this year’s capitals of culture are? Hint: one is the capital of the newest Euro member and the cleanest capital city in Europe in 2007, the other is known as the “City of Birches” and one of the New York Times top places to visit this year. Today, Commissioner Androulla Vassiliou …
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