As part of its activities, the Center for Cultural Informatics organizes educational seminars on Cultural Informatics, Data Modeling, Data Models and Standards, Monuments' and museums' information systems, Source Material Management (digitization, classification, indexing, memorization and management), Terminology systems, etc.

[September, October 2021]

A series of 5 interdisciplinary collaboration meetings with humanities scientists on epistemology issues affecting the construction of ontologies and systems in the humanities, organized under the framework  of project "APOLLONIS Greek Infrastructure for Digital Arts, Humanities and Language Research and Innovation", Sub-project 8, Action ΕΕ4: "Epistemology of Cultural Information Systems" (in greek)

• Workshop on "Thesauri in Digital Collections of the Humanities"
• Workshop on "The path from relational Databases to openly interconnected cultural heritage data: Matching and Transformation Technologies"
• Workshop on "Natural Language Processing"
• Workshop on "Access and Search Services"
• Workshop on "Quantitative and Qualitative Data Analysis in Historical Research"

[September 23, 2020]

Seminar on "Information Systems for Documenting Scientific Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences"  (in greek)

[October 2019]

Workshop on "Historical Content Metadata" - Interdisciplinary collaboration meeting with humanities scientists on epistemology issues affecting the construction of ontologies and systems in the humanities, organized under the framework  of project "APOLLONIS Greek Infrastructure for Digital Arts, Humanities and Language Research and Innovation", Sub-project 8, Action ΕΕ4: "Epistemology of Cultural Information Systems" (in english)

[1999-2001]

A specialised seminar series on Cultural Informatics subjects has been developed in the context of the project "Human Network of Cultural Informatics", including (in greek):

• Cultural data modelling and terminology systems
• Interoperability, information integration and access
• Source material digitization and encoding

These seminars can be offered again upon request.