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Ingrida Kelpšienė is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Digital Cultures and Communication, Faculty of Communication, Vilnius University. Her research focuses on social media's role in digital heritage, memory practices, and participatory cultural heritage. She leads and participates in major EU-funded projects like Europeana Archaeology and Slow Memory, and serves as a representative in international research networks such as DARIAH and COST actions.
Education:
- Doctoral degree (2021): Participatory heritage: a multiple-case study of Lithuanian grassroots cultural heritage communities on Facebook, supervised by Prof. Rimvydas Laužikas
- Master's and Bachelor's degrees in relevant fields from Vilnius University
Teaching:
- Audiovisual media (since 2022)
- Innovative culture communication (2015-2016)
- Electronic information services (2014-2015)
Research Projects:
- Lead researcher on Connective digital memory in borderlands (2020–present)
- Europeana-related projects: Europeana Archaeology (2010–2013), Europeana Food and Drink (2014–2016)
- COST actions on memory practices, archaeological data preservation, and East European dissent
Professional Activities:
- Member of DARIAH's Digital Methods & Practices Observatory
- Europeana Pro expert researcher
- International association roles in archaeological and digital heritage networks
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