Popular in form and patrician in content, the heritage industry was cultural Thatcherism, promoting (as the then secretary of state for national heritage, Virginia Bottomley, put it in May 1996) "our country, our cultural heritage and our tourist trade".
Next, we use qualitative interviews to probe teachers' understanding and value of cultural content integration, heritage language, and how these work together in their own instructional practice.
The current study examines two key enactments of ABPs for Latino children, namely cultural content integration and heritage language (Spanish).
The experimental findings suggest the adoption of task-specific patterns in the design of touchless user interfaces for the exploration of digital heritage content.
The increasing use of information and communication technologies (ICT) in museums is providing curators with new opportunities for the display of cultural heritage content, making it possible to merge real and digital works of art in a coherent exhibition space.
Broadly speaking, the state of the art regarding Bombay's indo-Portuguese historical layer is currently (2012) represented by two PhD dissertations recently concluded in Portugal and also most of the content in the "Heritage of Portuguese Influence" inventory.
What China's Internet industry most needs, according to Peter Yip, CIC's vice president, is "localised content that reflects our heritage, our culture and our values".
"We have a lot of heritage" in content creation, said Jamal Henderson, senior brand manager for Mountain Dew at PepsiCo Americas Beverages in Purchase, N.Y.
The heritage of Content and Object also includes the fact that Twardowski's pupils had a relation to metaphysics which was vastly different from the approach that was typical, for instance, of the Vienna circle (see Łukasiewicz 1936).
Hence, the results for mass digitization workflows comply with "real world" requirements from cultural heritage organizations and content holders such as publishers likewise.
