Didactic Activities
The main goal of UNINA is to form a professional qualified for the Monasterium project and the MOMCa software.
It is required a basic level of competence in Paleography, Diplomatics, Archival Sciences and Medieval History, and the ability to use the digital technologies. The competent professional will contribute to the whole workflow in order to create digital archives, i.e. all those operations for the digital reproduction of charters according to high quality standards, digital files processing to prepare metadata for a digital archive, processing and data collection of charters and their online publishing.
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Didactics Group
The Didactic Work Group aims at promoting and organizing international learning activities for university students and young recent graduates based on a digital technology support via Monasterium.net and MOMCa software. The Didactic WG is composed by teachers from several European countries.
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Research Activities
It is imperative to establish a normative basis for the scientific use of tools as well as undertake thorough tests, especially on new ways of handling and researching online archival records in the context of smaller scientific sub-projects. The results will influence all other areas of a given project, as theoretical considerations and practical implementation must eventually give credit to usability.
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Dissemination Activities
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Special Programme
In order to systematically expand the ICARUS network both in participating and neighboring countries, all partners are called upon to publish the results of their project within their country. The Neighborhood Linking Programme members need to locally promote the project and persuade the archives from neighboring countries to join the network. In ENArC Italy is connected to Spain.
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International Conference
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Digital Archives
The definition of digital archive was introduced by some scholars (Patrick Sahle 2007; Andrea Zorzi 2003). Digital archive means a “virtual representation of an archive made by documents reproduced in high resolution pictures equipped with abstracts, critical editions and any other information allowing to contextualize the documents itself”. In ENArC UNINA promotes several digital archives to be published on Monasterium.Net.
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