Open learning resources for the future of digital cultural heritage
What happens when cultural heritage meets AI, digital twins, knowledge graphs, immersive technologies and predictive conservation?
The ARTEMIS Learning Series offers an open learning journey into these emerging technologies and their potential to transform the way we understand, protect and engage with cultural heritage.
Designed to complement the ARTEMIS Summer School, the Learning Series makes expert-led training and knowledge accessible to a wider community through webinars, short talks and thematic deep dives. Across the episodes, experts explore both the concepts behind new digital approaches and their practical applications in cultural heritage.
From concepts to practical applications
The series covers a wide range of topics at the intersection of heritage and digital innovation.
Participants can explore the foundations of Heritage Digital Twins and Reactive Heritage Digital Twins (RHDT), discover how semantic modelling and knowledge graphs can connect diverse heritage data, and examine how AI can support analysis, conservation and decision-making.
Other episodes delve into 3D acquisition and heritage modelling, AR/VR environments, immersive storytelling, IoCT and sensor integration, spatial simulation and cloud computing.
The result is a growing collection of learning resources that approaches digital heritage from different perspectives — technical, methodological and practical.
13 episodes and counting
The Learning Series currently brings together 13 episodes, featuring experts from across the ARTEMIS community.
Among the topics explored are:
- Reactive Heritage Digital Twins and their role in connecting and reasoning about heritage information
- AI and intelligent digital twins for knowledge discovery, conservation and future scenario modelling
- Semantic and interoperable digital models for bringing diverse heritage data together
- 3D acquisition and heritage modelling
- AR/VR and immersive environments for collaborative exploration
- Sensors, IoCT and data flows for reactive heritage systems
- Cloud computing and the digital infrastructure supporting new heritage applications
The series ranges from introductory sessions, such as From Vision to Action, to more specialised topics including semantic interoperability, AI, network science and sensor integration.
Learning how technology can reshape our relationship with heritage
Digital transformation in cultural heritage is not only about adopting new tools. It is also about developing new ways to connect information, interpret evidence, monitor heritage assets and support collaboration.
That is at the heart of the ARTEMIS Learning Series: turning emerging technologies into knowledge that heritage professionals, researchers and innovators can explore and apply.
Whether you are already working with digital twins or simply curious about how AI, 3D, immersive technologies and connected data are changing the heritage field, the Learning Series offers a chance to discover new approaches at your own pace.