Due to their specific interactivity 3D technologies are an indispensable tool for visual communication in various fields of human activity. In a time when museums and other cultural institutions are increasingly opening up to the public, 3D tools, if chosen properly, enable greater inclusion, active participation and experience of content. At the workshop, participants will learn about the different types of 3D through the virtual (virtual museums, exhibitions and tours), mixed (augmented reality), and physical (3D printing) realities. At the same time they will become acquainted with elements of gamification (serious games) and be actively involved in the making of a 3D model using photos, creating video (animation) and preparing the model for 3D printing.
Bio
Dr. Kaja Antlej is a museum and heritage communication professional. In 2013, as a Young Researcher in the business sector, she obtained her doctorate in Heritage Studies (heritology) from the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana. The thesis title: 3D Technologies as a Support for Industrial Design Museum Exhibition. In 2008, she graduated from Industrial Design (3D scanning, 3D printing). She is currently a member of the Enterprisingly into the business world project at the Regional Development Agency of the Ljubljana Urban Region and, as one of the eCult Ambassadors, facilitators of technology and heritage sector, involved in the eCultValue project. She is also one of the founders of CICADA Association for Promoting Creative Citizenship.
