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REBOOT

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REBOOT2025-1-CY01-KA220-HED-000351980
Restructuring the knowledge acquisition pattern of HED students with generative AI to launch upskilled talents in the creative economy
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"The Artist Painting, Surrounded by His Family". Created in 1584 by the Flemish artist Otto van Veen, this oil on canvas masterpiece is a prominent example of the Mannerism (Late Renaissance) style. MusΓ©e du Louvre
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MASTER CLASS IN HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE

REBOOT is looking into how the Gen-AI has impacted the Creative Economy, how it elicits new services and how these affect the skills supply. Through peer-to-peer learning REBOOT is remodeling the knowledge acquisition pattern in HED towards the promotion of creativity and ethical knowledge.

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MASTER CLASS IN HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE MASTER CLASS IN HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE

UNESCO-listed Mont Saint Michel (Normany France), a unique cultural and natural ecosystem
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Why is heritage significance and why should I care about?

Heritage is a non-renewable resource. Once destroyed, it cannot be recovered. Recognizing its significance creates a moral obligation to act as custodians on behalf of future generations. Heritage significance is the foundation upon which decisions about what to protect, why, and for whom are made β€” ensuring that the richness of human experience is not lost to time.

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How can games help communicate cultural significance?

🍎Games do not simplify cultural significance β€” the best of them honour its complexity.

🍎They work by creating the conditions in which players want to understand, are emotionally invested in the subject, and are actively rewarded for thinking carefully and deeply.

🍎When story, audience, subject knowledge, and game mechanics are brought together with intention and craft, games become one of the most effective tools available for communicating why cultural heritage matters β€” and why it deserves to be preserved, studied, and celebrated.

MULTIMODAL LEARNING TOOLS MULTIMODAL LEARNING TOOLS

Reproduction of the Antikythera Mechanism, an ancient Greek analogue computing device β€” the most sophisticated mechanical instrument to survive from antiquity β€” and one of the most extraordinary archaeological discoveries ever made. It fundamentally changed our understanding of the technological capabilities of the ancient world.
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THE TOOLKIT

🍎 4 2-hours Online Training Sessions The Sessions will be recorded and will be upload to the Open Access MIRO Board
🍎 2 Handbooks "Heritage Classes” and β€œSignificance Criteria," are available both at the G-DRIVE and on MIRO
🍎 The Statement of Significance Template

🍎 4 Presentations Presentations can be directly downloaded via GDRIVE or MIRO
🍎 Open Access Miro Platform with multimedia content and practical exercises All materials on MIRO (images, documents, videos, links and exercises) are open access and available for download

🍎24/7 independent collaboration with peers and mentors

🍎 Certificate of Attendance

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Celebrated painting by the Spanish-Mexican Surrealist artist Remedios Varo, created in 1962.
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By completing the MASTER CLASS you will be able to:

πŸ†Understand why heritage significance is important to individuals, communities, and societies
πŸ† Grasp how heritage contributes to personal and collective identity, and why this connection is meaningful across generations.
πŸ† Analyze the interrelations between heritage significance and cultural continuity, including the risks of cultural loss in a globalized world.
πŸ† Articulate the ethical responsibility of present generations to protect heritage as a non-renewable resource for the benefit of future generations

πŸ†Write Statements of Significance based on cultural, historical, social, spiritual, aesthetic, and scientific values.

πŸ†Apply heritage significance to real-world scenarios involving heritage places and objects to design compelling games

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Minotaur and Theseus

The myth reflects the complex political and cultural relationship between Minoan Crete and Mycenaean Athens, preserving within its narrative traces of ancient tribute systems, power dynamics, and territorial conflict. Minotaur embodies the boundary between the human and the divine, the civilised and the savage. Theseus, who slays the Minotaur with the aid of the Cretan princess Ariadne, becomes the founding myth of Athenian civic identity, combining themes of sacrifice, labyrinthine complexity, heroic quest, and divine punishment.

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Acropolis of Athens

The Acropolis has been continuously occupied for over 5,000 years, with evidence of habitation dating to the Neolithic period. As the supreme monument of ancient Greek civilization and a foundational reference point for the cultural heritage of all humanity, the Acropolis of Athens is an irreplaceable treasure of the world. Its continued preservation, conservation, and accessibility to present and future generations constitutes one of the most important responsibilities of the international heritage community.

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David by Michelangelo

David is of outstanding universal significance across historical, artistic, technical, social, and cultural criteria. Internationally, David is one of the most recognized works of art in history, functioning as a universal symbol of human beauty, strength, and creative achievement. It is an irreplaceable embodiment of Renaissance humanism and one of humanity's greatest creative achievements. Its preservation and continued public accessibility are of the highest importance to present and future generations.

ZOOM SESSIONS & CALENDAR ZOOM SESSIONS & CALENDAR

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19-22 May 2026

Welcome! You are invited to attend the MASTER CLASS in Heritage Significance.

Register in advance for this meeting:

MASTER CLASS IN HERITAGE SIGNIFICANCE

After registering, you will receive a confirmation email containing information about joining the meeting.

CALENDAR:

πŸŽ‰Tuesday 19 May 2026 19.00-21.00 CET

πŸŽ‰Wednesday 20 May 2026 19.00-21.00 CET

πŸŽ‰Thursday 21May 2026 19.00-21.00 CET

πŸŽ‰Friday 22 May 2026 19.00-21.00 CET

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MIRO PLATFORM

Explore, enjoy and co-create with your peers and mentors on the MIRO Platform all possible topics related to heritage significance and gaming. Your views matter!

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The Architecture

The REBOOT Game Design Strategy is a comprehensive, principles-driven framework for the design and delivery of meaningful heritage games.

🍎It unites narrative theory, audience-centred design, flexible technical architecture, AI integration, and iterative methodology into a coherent and actionable system.

🍎Its success depends on the commitment of the REBOOT mentor and student dcommunity to treat game creation not as content delivery, but as an interdisciplinary craft β€” one in which every layer of thinking, writing, testing, and refining contributes to an experience that is both genuinely playable and genuinely meaningful.

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