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• Launching event first impressions

  Our digital story was finally done. It was time to show it to public...

  Published 1 year ago

• Transnational digital story of three stories

  What does a joint production and presentation of three digital stories and three European small historic towns look like? 

  Published 1 year ago

• Introducing diStory enclosure to media

  Press conferences in all three countries.

  Published 1 year ago

• Mobile app: what do users think of it?

  Distory is also a mobile application for a pilot interactive guided tour in three small historic towns; Radovljica, Topola, Fermo. And what is it all about? 

  Published 1 year ago

• What is the diStory platform all about?

  Before visiting the unknown places, most people usually seek some information on the internet, in tourist information centers or in printed guides. But when they come to that place, it's not the traditional tourist hotspots that interest them most. More and more people prefer more hidden layers of a town; visiting unknown places, uncrowded spots, talking to locals, trying the local dishes …

  Published 1 year ago

• e-Booklet: DIGITAL STORYTELLING

  Association of Historic Towns of Slovenia in the cooperation with partners of the project diStory prepared an e-booklet with tips, tricks and practicalities learned during project activities. And here it is: DIGITAL STORYTELLING, Increasing interaction with the audience

  Published 1 year ago

• Getting more insight from the audience

  What do the students, young tourist guides, experts think?

  Published 1 year ago

• Towners of Topola

  Helping us take a closer look at their town, history, heritage…

  Published 2 year ago

• Audience Assessment Strategy for diStory project

  Residents create life and life creates stories. Through the years and centuries life is there for all to see, but at the same time it is hidden from view behind stone walls, in narrow streets, secret corridors, underground passages, dark cellars and attics, behind corners or on squares, creating stories: interesting, tragic, joyful, gloomy. Some have remained unfinished and are still ongoing, therefore our towns are even more mysterious and interesting, and the people who live and perform in these stories, tales, legends, and fairytales are also attractive, interesting and mysterious.

  Published 2 year ago

• URBAN DEVELOPMENT CENTER – let us introduce ourselves

  The service of Museums and presentation of heritage in small historic towns become static, out-dated and unattractive, while interaction with audiences remains limited and traditional. This issue brought together 4 cultural organisations that represent small historic towns in Slovenia, Italy and Serbia. Radovljica municipality museums and Association of historical cities of Slovenia, Slovenia, Comune di Fermo, Italy and Urban Development Center, Serbia. That is us. 

  Published 2 year ago