Workshop Participants. This hourly rate applies to a regular contract unit member who participates voluntarily in a County Office sponsored workshop and/or meeting for which compensation is available. This rate will be paid only for workshop participation on other than teaching days and/or outside of hours considered part of the regular contract service. Only workshop participants with advance approval for compensation will be paid the hourly rate on Appendix F of the agreement to be paid pro rata in 15 minute increments after the first hour.
Workshop Participants. The workshop welcomed five presenters of projects in different European countries which use different approaches for involving citizens; also the on-going work with multi-cultural communities in the CreativeCH showcase in the Banat region was presented by a research student. Furthermore young researchers from UK universities (Goldsmiths, University of East Anglia, University College London) and seniors from cultural and technological organisations (CMC Associates / UK, CINECA / Italy and ITC systems / Romania) participated. Moreover, senior and young researchers and project managers of CreativeCH partners took part in the workshop. In addition to the workshop a large poster presenting the four CreativeCH showcases was displayed in the entrance area of the conference hall. Conference attendees who were interested to learn more about the project were also informed about the other project activities and received the project flyer. Thematic lead & workshop organisation: Universitatea de Vest din Timisoara was responsible for the thematic lead and moderation of the workshop, while MFG took care for the overall organisation (e.g. reception, provision of information material, etc.). The organisation of the workshop was also supported by Xxxx. Xxxxxx Xxxxxxxxxx (PIN) who has long-standing liaisons with the conference organiser (University of Brighton) and conference committee members.
Workshop Participants. The workshop organizers of the University of Coimbra invited representatives of cultural heritage institutions, copyright law and internet accessibility specialists to give presentations on major issues involved in the open access, use and reuse of cultural content produced by memory institutions. The workshop received a lot of interest as shown by the number of attendees including practitioners of museums, archives and art institutions, cultural heritage researchers, and cultural & creative industries professionals. Also senior and young researchers and project managers of CreativeCH participated in the workshop.
Workshop Participants. The workshop brought together researchers in the fields of cultural studies, experts from the creative industries, and representatives of the rural communities of Banat region. Furthermore senior and young researchers and project managers of CreativeCH partners participated. Thematic lead & workshop organization: UVT was responsible for the thematic lead and overall organization of the workshop, with support by MFG in the dissemination of the workshop results.
