Centre for Contemporary Culture at Palazzo Strozzi

Palazzo Strozzi

Three workshops for adults made ​​during the exhibition Virtual Identities (May 20th, 2011 – July 17th, 2011).

Were you born before 1990 and when you talk about your camera do you continue to refer to it as a digital camera? Then you are part of the so-called ‘digital immigrants’, ie those people who, unlike the ‘digital natives’, have grown up before the advent of digital technologies and have begun to acquire these concepts in terms in adulthood.

For all the ‘digital immigrants’, with novice experience in Web 2.0, the Education and Art Mediation Department has organized three workshops with experts that aim to teach and enlighten participants on the different languages ​​and practices of Web 2.0.

 

PROGRAMME:

Thursday 16 June, at 21.00
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS VOL.1 – Are we truly free on the Internet?
How to navigate web-consciously: privacy and data protection.
Workshop with Enrico Bisenzi.

Thursday 23 June, at 21.00
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS VOL.2 – What is Web 2.0?
Blogs, Facebook, Youtube, Twitter, Flickr… new forms of sharing, participation and communication.
Workshop with Marco De La Pierre.

Thursday 30 June, at 21.00
DIGITAL IMMIGRANTS VOL.3 – The real-time information
From RSS feeds to Twitter: the opportunities in network upgrades in the era of Web 2.0.
Workshop with Giulia Simi.

 

All the workshops are free and will be held in Italian – Reservation required

 

Information and booking:
Dipartimento Educazione e Mediazione CCC Strozzina
Tel. +39 055 3917137
didatticastrozzina@palazzostrozzi.org

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