1. Interculturalità
Tecnologia /
/
Cultura
interoperabilità
Evoluzione
Tecnologia / biologica /
mentalità Evoluzione
artificiale

2. Interculturalità
/
interoperabilità

3. Interculturalità
Tecnologia /
/
Cultura
interoperabilità

4. Interculturalità
Tecnologia /
/
Cultura
interoperabilità
Tecnologia /
mentalità

5. Interculturalità
Tecnologia /
/
Cultura
interoperabilità
Tecnologia /
mentalità

6. Interculturalità
Tecnologia /
/
Cultura
interoperabilità
Evoluzione
biologica / Tecnologia /
Evoluzione mentalità
artificiale

7. Interculturalità
/
interoperabilità
Evoluzione
biologica /
Evoluzione
artificiale

8. Unesco
Intangible Heritage

9. Unesco
Intangible Heritage

10. Unesco
Intangible Heritage
When we insisted on tackling the topic of professional
training in industrial heritage at the TICCIH XIII
Congress in Terni last September, we meant our talk
to be a bit provocative. But it was not, as it sounds
after the reactions we got, as professional heritage
training in the academic world is now an accepted
fact.
We may hear about conflicts between ‘classical’
teaching and field training, about evaluation methods
when it becomes clear that a good industrial
heritage professional may not be an outstanding essay
writer, of the difficult dialogue
between architectural training and heritage
preservation. But all of this is a matter of internal
discussion. We teach industrial heritage as regular
university courses, we give lectures to
give a hint about industrial heritage to students
following other curricula, we are involved in
continuing education courses given to urban planners,
county or town administrative
officers, tour guides. To put it in a nutshell, we do our
job.
The question that remains is if and how our teaching is
adapted to the labour market, and whether the young
people we train are efficient in the field of industrial
heritage preservation, management, understanding
and appreciation.
In other words, is our work useful?

11. Unesco
Intangible Heritage
The International Committee For The
Conservation Of The Industrial Heritage
The world organisation for industrial
heritage, promoting preservation,
conservation, investigation,
documentation, research and
interpretation of our industrial heritage.
This wide field includes the material
remains of industry - industrial sites,
buildings and architecture, plant,
machinery and equipment - as well as
housing, industrial settlements, industrial
landscapes, products and processes, and
documentation of the industrial society.
Members of TICCIH come from all over
the world and include historians,
conservators, museum curators,
researchers, students, teachers, heritage
professionals and anyone with an interest
in the development of industry and
industrial society.

12. The Internet factor

13. Exponential progress of computing
technologies

14. Moore’s Law

15. information and entropy

16. Kurzweil Technologies

17. I have a dream
dreamed by the digital revolution prophet

19. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

20. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

21. Kofi Hannan in Ghana to promote
OLPC One Laptop Per Child

22. OLPC One Laptop Per Child in Iran

23. OLPC One Laptop Per Child in Mali

24. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

25. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

26. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

27. OLPC One Laptop Per Child in
Mongolia

28. OLPC One Laptop Per Child in a
greenhouse

29. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

30. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

32. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

33. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

34. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

37. OLPC One Laptop Per Child

39. OLPC next generation

40. Kurzweil

41. singularity

42. singularity

43. singularity

44. singularity?

45. singularity

46. singularity

47. singularity

48. singularity

49. singularity

51. singularity

72. singularity