Erasmus+ Cliche Agenda of online conference-Cliche-March_2021
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The document outlines the schedule for an online student conference held in Cyprus from March 29-31, 2021 about capitalizing on local intangible cultural heritage in Europe. The schedule includes welcome and opening speeches, virtual tours of Cyprus, workshops on local art and dances, and presentations from speakers from Cyprus, Lithuania, Greece, Slovenia on topics like the importance of education as heritage, inspiring entrepreneurship with cultural heritage, branding for start-ups, creative and social media tourism based on cultural heritage. Students will also present TedTalks and there will be an evaluation and closing ceremony.
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