Camila Aderaldo

Camila Aderaldo is a historian and museologist, and serves as Coordinator of the Museu da Língua Portuguesa Reference Center, where she leads initiatives related to preservation policies, information management, and access to collections, as well as projects dedicated to the documentation and promotion of Indigenous languages and cultures.

Camila Aderaldo will be speaking at the Digital Exhibitions Summit 2026 :

Beyond the walls: a living digital platform for language heritage

The Museu da Língua Portuguesa in São Paulo has just launched a digital platform that goes beyond simply putting collections online. Designed as a living, evolving environment, it reimagines how language heritage can be experienced beyond the museum’s physical space.

This talk explores how the platform transforms exhibitions into narrative, multilayered digital journeys — combining historical timelines, audiovisual content and diverse voices. Through the case of Português do Brasil, we show how intangible heritage can be translated into engaging digital experiences, while also sharing lessons learned in developing open, scalable tools that connect with audiences worldwide.