Digital Literacy and Social Impact of Cultural Programming
The panelists at the December 2020 symposium explored how visual art, heritage objects and music can trigger memories and creativity in older adults and improve community and family connections. Several museum workers were interested in providing 3D images of their collections for memory boxes.
Digital Readiness and Innovation in Museums
Is size of the museum the crucial element or is there another secret sauce in terms of talent, strategy, process or technology tools? In the
Art Museum Digital Strategy – Responding to the Covid Context
I was surprised and pleased when I was asked to join this panel of colleagues working in art museums. Many of the panelists on the
Artists and Museums Reflect on the Value of Google’s platform for culture
In a post earlier this year, I posted information about Google’s Arts and Culture, so I was very interested when Museum Computer Network members started
Visitor experience templates highlighted by Culture24
In a Culture24/MuseumCrush news bulletin on August 5th, an open source template for visitor experience was highlighted. This template called the GIFT Box provides: 1. Help for
Museum of Us
Within Canada, many museums have recognized the importance of Truth and Reconciliation Commission, as well as the need to respond to actions taken by religious
Nordicity provides Canadian examples of online strategies
On July 8, Nordicity co-hosted a session (Digital Strategy for the Arts) with Business/Arts. It was a good opportunity for Canadians to understand some of
CBC Uncontained/Canada Council project
Scenes from an Exhibition Curators talk about the artwork they miss the most – a self shot video series. Take a look at Mireille Eagon,
Museum Computer Network – SIG Strategy
Many museums in Canada, the United States and the United Kingdom are reflecting on future investments in online strategies as cultural organizations contemplate their next