This Learning Management System (LMS) consists of  training modules and short training videos, workshop examples, self-assessment tests and other interactive resources. Each of the Training Modules is designed in coherence with specific Learning Outcomes in the Competence Framework and the methodology for assessment is based on the ECVET approach. The LMS could be used primarily for self-study, but it can be used for guided training too.

Digital Restoration lab is a project aimed at systematizing, integrating, and disseminating modern practices for restoration, digitization, digital restoration, and exposure of antique photographs. The most valuable priority of the project is the inclusion of photographic collections in the European digital information fund. Almost all institutions (photo studios, libraries, archives, photo archives, museums, galleries, scientific institutions) need to facilitate access to their collections while simultaneously protecting the originals stored in a controlled access regime, which would reduce the risk of damage, fragility, pollution, fading of images, etc. Many institutions do not have experts specialized in the preservation of old photographs.

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