Karine Dupre
I am a registered Architect and a practising academic, holding one PhD in Urban Planning and another in Contemporary History. Working at Griffith University, my research focuses on Cities and Tourism.
Location Queensland, Australia
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Karine Dupre replied to Robert Rimell
Dear FRed, if you google 'personal encounters' and r'aising awareness', you will find several books/artciles. A good one is Interpersonal encounter: theory and practice in sensitivity training
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Dear All
Some of you had asked for the music links. Please find them below. We wish you a great journey with heritage!
https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/on-the-beach_88641, https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/travelling-the-mountains_95564, https://www.audionetwork.com/browse/m/track/catch-a-break-4_147374 -
Karine Dupre replied to Jodie Lucas-Jones
This is really great, bravo!
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Karine Dupre replied to Callie Evans
Yes agree, I like this music also! It is open access music, and I will ask the link for you.
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Karine Dupre replied to Joanna Bates
Thank you so much for your comment! Now that you have seen all this good will, maybe a (new) call for volunteer could be done in your museum ;)
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Karine Dupre replied to Callie Evans
Thank you for your feedback!
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Karine Dupre replied to Helen Segebarth
Thank you for your feedback!
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Karine Dupre replied to Noelene Beckett Crowe..
Thank you for your feedback!
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Karine Dupre replied to Peta N
Thank you for your feedback! I agree with you: reading the comments is really food for thought!
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Karine Dupre replied to Crystalyn Hodgkins
Thank you for your feedback!
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Karine Dupre replied to Moire Jarritt
Thank you for your feedback! re-your question, I guess this is why UNESCO and DOCOMOMO have been created for instance.
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Karine Dupre replied to Robert Rimell
Thank you for your feedback!
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Karine Dupre replied to sue johnson
Thank you very much! I am sure heritage project will be benefit from your skills!
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Karine Dupre replied to Clare Wilson
Thank you for your feedback; we are glad it might have helped you to refine your options!
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Karine Dupre replied to steve Davies
This is a very good point. Furthermore, all experiences are not tangible, some can be virtual.
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Karine Dupre replied to Clare Wilson
Great! However, just a little thought, maybe new generations might want something a bit more technology oriented?
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Karine Dupre replied to sue johnson
Great! Maybe we code add a QR code to link also to some website?
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Karine Dupre replied to Robert Rimell
The Sirius Association will be happy for your purchase, thank you for them!
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Karine Dupre replied to steve Davies
I have been a city guide myself and I loved learning from the crowd : there is always one person emotionally attached to the place. You will discover so many blind-the-scene stories. I wish you a great experience!
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Karine Dupre replied to Jodie Lucas-Jones
Great! Heritage needs people like you!
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Karine Dupre replied to Robert Rimell
Thank you! Indeed research has shown that this is through personal encounters that people raise their awareness and develop better behaviours.
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Karine Dupre replied to Georgis Reed
Great! Good luck on this new path!
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Great example!
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Great example, thanks! Also posing the question on creating heritage, well done!
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Great example, thanks!
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Well done!. I love your approach through safety. Do you know that actually death toll by selfies is running pretty high and tourism sites need now to address this issue? Food for thought :)
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This is a very good point! Climate change is definitively one aspect that impacts our heritage, whether it be built or natural. I invite you to search for UNTWO conferences specialising on this aspect, very very interesting.
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Agree!
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Well done!
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TRue, but a bit too short regarding the requested tasks:)
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Agree! (however you were a bit oof track regarding the taks;))
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Well done!
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Well done!
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Karine Dupre replied to Hechmi Lotfi
Welcome Hechmi!
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Welcome Daniela!
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Karine Dupre replied to Sandra Zapata
Welcome Sandra!
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Karine Dupre replied to Kayleigh Ward
Hope it will help you in your decision! Welcome to the course!
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Karine Dupre replied to Pasi Virtamo
Welcome to the course @PasiVirtamo
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Karine Dupre replied to Alaa Alkhayat
You're welcome!
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Mass migration, colonial heritage...we are all coming back to the meaning and sense of this type of heritage: do we value the 'winner' ? Can values change overtime? Nothing is simple!
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No worries!
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Good point! I agree with you that engagement and empowerment might increase with the length of stay. However, there is still the question of values :)
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Karine Dupre replied to Jackie Elsztein
I totally agree! Have a great week-end!
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Karine Dupre replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]
Goat, thanks! A new place I would have to visit one day :)
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Hi Rhonda, it is not clear which building you are talking about.
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Very good point Lyndall! Being a traveller myself (born in France, had my kids in Finland, lived in the Caribbean and then back to France before Australia) I think heritage is mostly about values you carry with you and that can find a new home in each country where you live @LyndallLinaker
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Very good point Crystalyn! Maybe the reason is that the course if focused on cities?
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I think every community affects heritage, not only a specific one. Don't you think?
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And what do you think?
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Karine Dupre replied to Emily Taylor
Mmmh, heritage is not only about preservation or physical spaces. Think about songs being transmitted from generation to another one. More later ;)
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Karine Dupre replied to Crystalyn Hodgkins
Exactly! The Nara Document takes its name from the conference that took place there in 1994 and where 28 countries agreed on the definition and assessment of authenticity.
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Karine Dupre replied to Catherine Deacon
Welcome Catherine!
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Karine Dupre replied to Anna Zhironkina
Welcome Anna!
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Welcome Tricia!
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Karine Dupre replied to Jessica Craig
Waouh, what a chance! Welcome to the course Jessica!
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Karine Dupre replied to Samantha G
Welcome Samantha!
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Karine Dupre replied to Lyndall Linaker
Welcome Lyndall!
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Karine Dupre replied to Jackie Elsztein
Welcome Jackie! You seem highly qualified and hopefully you might still gain something.
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Karine Dupre replied to Crystalyn Hodgkins
Welcome Crystalyn! You could also read the books of Marja Sarvimaki; she has written on Japanese heritage architecture in English.
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Karine Dupre replied to [Learner left FutureLearn]
Welcome Robin! Waouh, this is impressive? And may I ask from which town you are from?
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Karine Dupre replied to Ann Marie Lynch
Welcome Ann Marie! Which island? Lived there also myself...
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Karine Dupre replied to Ana Paz
Welcome Ana! What a twist! That said, you will see that social issues are not far when talking about heritage. Enjoy the course!
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Karine Dupre replied to Georgis Reed
Welcome Georgia!
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Karine Dupre replied to Connor Hanlon
Welcome Connor! Hope you will enjoy it!
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Karine Dupre replied to Moire Jarritt
Welcome Moire!
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Welcome Noelene! You might outsmart us :)
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Karine Dupre replied to Trevor Mountford
Welcome Trevor!
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Karine Dupre replied to Lesley Neville
Welcome Lesley! Intriguing way to present your city :)
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Karine Dupre replied to Richa Sharma
Welcome Richa! You are already raising some good issues!
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Karine Dupre replied to Sandra Perry
Welcome Sandra! We did not touch upon industrial archaeology in this course but hopefully you might still learn something interesting.
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Karine Dupre replied to Cindi Shannon
Welcome Cindi!
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Karine Dupre replied to Juliette Gregson
Welcome Juliette! Hopefully you might get some ideas on how to stop the process.
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Karine Dupre replied to Sandra Robinson
Welcome Sandra!
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Karine Dupre replied to SUSAN MCNICOL
Welcome! I hope you will enjoy this course!
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Karine Dupre replied to Alaa Alkhayat
Welcome to the course Alaa! There is definitively lot of things happening regarding the Middle East heritage and can I suggest you to look at the work of Nazar Al Sayyad? He is a reference for this area.
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Karine Dupre replied to Ciarán McDonnell
Hi Claran, seems to me you are already highly qualified! Welcome to the course!
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Karine Dupre replied to Trevor Mountford
Thank you re the accent! I moved to Australia to improve it but I guess it is a lost case...
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Dear Sue Ageing This is a very interesting topic that might benefit soon from virtual reality to provide tourism experience in a new way. At this stage, the question remains of the sharing.
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Dear Barbara Did you ever think to team up with those who love to speak so you can maybe build up the argument for the speaker?
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Hope you will enjoy!
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Karine Dupre replied to Andrew Frazer
Welcome Andrew!
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Karine Dupre replied to MIchele Root
Welcome Michele!
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Karine Dupre replied to Hillary Burlock
@HillaryBurlock Welcome Hillary! What a great mission you have!
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Karine Dupre replied to Sonia Nicholson
Welcome Sonia!
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Karine Dupre replied to Lorna Gleasure
Welcome Lorna!
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Karine Dupre replied to Isha A Mukherjee
Welcome Isha and I hope this course will fulfil your expectations!
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Karine Dupre replied to Barbara Mehew Rodd
Welcome to the course Barbara!
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Karine Dupre replied to David Turner
Welcome David! I have fond memories of Southampton, since as a young French I discovered there for the first time that sun was also shinning in England and that heritage was really different from what I had grown up with. A real cultural shock.
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Karine Dupre replied to Chris Robbins
Welcome to the course Chris!
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Karine Dupre replied to Raine Estales
Welcome to the course Raine!
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Karine Dupre replied to Marie Tanton
Welcome Marie! Hope this course will be up to your expectations! Cheers
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Karine Dupre replied to Judi Boutle
Welcome Judi! Interesting issues, that we are tackling...hope it will help you to inform your decisions or opinions. Cheers.
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Karine Dupre replied to Siobhan Ralfe
Welcome Siobhan! I can't resist asking you whether you have already contacted universities in your neighborhood to know whether you could volunteer on one of their heritage projects? There are always some researchers that would welcome such an opportunity. I hope you will enjoy the course.
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Karine Dupre replied to Emmalene Hawley
Hi Emmalene,
Thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it to promote the course on the FutureLearn website. May we have your permission to do this? -
Karine Dupre replied to Elizabeth Maher
Hi Elizabeth,
Thanks for your comment on our course. We would love to use it to promote the course on the FutureLearn website. May we have your permission to do this? -
Great leaflet!
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Karine Dupre replied to Amelia Taylor
Thanks Kerin, very good point!
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Karine Dupre replied to Anne Duncan
@DorothyThomas Thank you Dorothy for your feedback, we will take it into account for the next iteration!
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Karine Dupre replied to Anne Duncan
Thank you for your feedback Anne! @AnneDuncan
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Karine Dupre replied to Kavita Bajpai
Thank you Kavita!
