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Chinese educationalists have been offering a new service to students in their home country that has allowed them to gain virtual access to some of...
3D printing seems to have taken the world by storm in the last few years. This shows no sign of slowing as the technology continues...
In Germany, it is being seen a something of a landmark case. Following what seemed to be an open and shut case of the digital...
From our early history to the present tidal waves of information on digital platforms – storytelling is key when it comes to reaching out and...
For the first time, Australian video games will feature in the country’s national audio-visual archive. The National Film and Sound Archive of Australia (NFSA) announced...
In an attempt to discover exactly how people will interact with gallery spaces in the future, the National Gallery in London has launched a new...
There are many places around the world where you will find facial recognition technology in service today. In some situations, it is used for security...
The Donuimun Gate, was one of the Four Great Gates in the City Wall of Seoul. It was destroyed in 1915 during the Japanese colonial...
Hannah Hethmon is an expert on Podcasting for Museums, and the author of Your Museum Needs A Podcast. In October she’ll be speaking at the...
Ever since the pioneering mathematician and computer scientist, Alan Turing, posed the question of whether computers would be able to think in the future, people...
In museums today, there are all sorts of technologies that are able to merge the real-world experience of visitors with enhanced information from the virtual...
What if you would take a bunch of 400 year-old, illegible books about Rembrandt, place them in an exhibition space usually frequented by people over...
As I type this, I’m picturing you as a wild animal, perhaps a hungry leopard. I watch you prowl through the African savannah. You’re on...
ING, the Dutch banking group, has been involved with supporting artists for over 45 years. According to the team behind the ING Collection, it has...
Museums are typically thought of as destinations to house and display art, artefacts and collections of cultural interest. But in an age of shortened attention...
The National Gallery in London will break new ground in an upcoming exhibition devoted to one of the great works of the most famous artists...
Mobile phone networks have been capable of passing data communications from their earliest iterations. However, it was not until so-called 3G came into existence that...
This month, the use of Facebook’s popular Spark AR platform to create a virtual wing for Tate Britain spotlighted the role of augmented reality as...
In July, the US tech giant Apple announced that it had entered into a novel collaboration with the New Museum of Contemporary Art in New...
With well over a billion users, WeChat is an app that you may never have heard of. This is because by far the majority of...
Wouter van der Horst is the Digital Learning Educator at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam. I was fascinated by his lecture at MuseumNext London and followed...
If a museum is about anything, then it is about providing an engaging learning experience. Of course, in a traditional sense, learning is also about...
I would expect many of us who work in the industry remember the first time we visited a museum we have since grown to love,...
I regularly work with museums to improve their use of technology to open up their collections, attract more visitors and build better relationships and the...
