Join us for a special webinar organised by the International Council on Archives (ICA) and the ICA Photographic and Audiovisual Archives Expert Group (PAAG) on Monday, 26 January 2026 to mark the International Day of Education 2026. 

In an era shaped by misinformation and fragmented narratives, the role of audiovisual and photographic archives has never been more vital. This webinar will explore how historical images, films, and sound recordings can enrich learning, sharpen critical thinking, and support educators in bringing history, culture, and everyday realities to life in the classroom. 

KEY INFORMATION

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Date
Monday, 26 January 2026
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Time
To be announced soon.
Date
Monday, 26 January 2026
Time
To be announced soon.

What to Expect 

Through an engaging, cross-disciplinary conversation, speakers will discuss the unique educational power of audiovisual heritage, focusing on themes such as: 

  • What sparked the creation of your educational project? 
  • What advantages do audiovisual documents offer over traditional text-based materials? 
  • How can collaboration between archivists, librarians, educators, and technologists expand access to these materials in schools? 
  • What challenges arise when using audiovisual sources—and how can they be overcome? 
  • What ethical considerations matter when using sensitive or controversial content? 
  • How do we evaluate the educational impact of audiovisual-based learning projects? 
  • What funding or institutional support is essential for long-term sustainability? 

 

Why Attend? 

This session is ideal for educators, archivists, librarians, cultural heritage professionals, and anyone interested in strengthening media literacy and enhancing learning through real-world primary sources.