Digital

Vikkie Mulford, the Digital and Public Engagement Officer at Chatham Historic Dockyard Trust, recently shared insights into the Trust’s innovative approach to using digitised collections...

At MuseumNext Tech, Laura Hubber from the J. Paul Getty Museum in Los Angeles shared an inspiring case study on creating an immersive audio guide...

Arts and culture institutions switched to livestreaming and virtual programming out of necessity during the pandemic.  As the sector worked quickly to identify digital platforms...

At MuseumNext Live, Nick Hodder, Assistant Director of Digital Transformation at Imperial War Museums, delivered a lively and thought-provoking presentation on what digital transformation truly...

Not everyone has the means or opportunity to visit a museum, so should curators bring the exhibit to the viewer? From social media to video...

Museums use technology to enhance visitor experiences and improve operations. The integration of cutting-edge technologies such as Virtual Reality (VR), Augmented Reality (AR), digital kiosks,...

Although TikTok is still considered to be the new social media kid on the block, it’s incredible growth in recent years makes it hard to...

Phil Jones, Head of Digital Innovation at the Cornwall Museums Partnership, shares how they’re making museum labels more accessibility. In a world of flashy, face-paced,...

Millennials used to seeking out the perfect selfie moment are hungry for cultural experiences that also afford them the opportunity to take great pictures for...

The Children’s Museum of Indianapolis partnered with CyArk, a non-profit with a focus on digital preservation of cultural heritage, to highlight sacred places and stories...

David Wright is part of Durham University’s Museums, Galleries and Exhibitions Team, working on public facing projects across all the University’s visitor attractions. His work helps to connect...

In the ever-evolving landscape of museums, the challenge of managing extensive collections with limited resources remains a persistent hurdle. This article explores how Birmingham Museums...

Erica Kelly, Director of Exhibition Content at the Monterey Bay Aquarium, shares how her team brought a large-scale video game into the exhibition space in...

Koen Snijders and Karen Drost of the Media Museum in Hilversum walk MuseumNext through their experience of developing a new educational app – Glitch –...

Taking a closer look at whether museums and NFTs are a match made in heaven or if there’s good reason for institutions to remain cautious...

MuseumNext delves into the world of user generated content with Anna Selle and Kim Cabrera from the International Center of Photography (ICP) in New York....

ATS introduces new 3D photogrammetry service in partnership with Digitisation.IO and Genus. New 3D photogrammetry service offers the cultural heritage sector an end-to-end solution bringing...

Ryan Dodge outlines how a headline exhibition at the Canada Agriculture and Food Museum gained a new lease on life. The exhibition was also made...

Matthias Göggerle sat down with MuseumNext to explain how Computed Tomography (CT) technology has enabled the Deutsches Museum in Munich to digitise multi-material historical artefacts...

MuseumNext chats to Jussi Ängeslevä about the shortcomings of existing hybrid and remote tours and how a recent research project conducted in partnership with the...

Tord Nilsen explains the benefits of open APIs for museums and explains how the Nasjonalmuseet’s recent project – My Collection – has used the API...

In an era where technology is redefining museum experiences, the Minneapolis Institute of Art (Mia) has demonstrated how a thoughtful approach to digital tools can...

Jane Lavino and Carrie Schwartz share how the National Museum of Wildlife Art’s desire to make collections more accessible and relevant brought about the launch...

MuseumNext catches up with the team at the Jewish Museum Berlin (JMB) to talk hybrid games, consulting with children, and testing concepts in fun and...