Topic: museum & library information systems

With the help of mixed reality, visitors and users of HoloLens 2 glasses go into the past, where they try to find their way and find all the ingredients needed to make bread.

Mixed reality educational game in the Rogatec Open-Air Museum

Text and media by Rok Kremžar, Pro Virtuala Digitalisation of cultural heritage has been a growing trend in recent years, allowing museums and other institutions to share their collections with a wider audience. One of the latest innovations in this … Continue reading →

A frequently-made assumption is that by going digital, museums would attract younger audiences, but is this true?

What do young generations think of digital museums?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Sara Ingoglia, Aline Albertelli, and Cas de Boorder All images courtesy of the authors. … Continue reading →

Innovations in museums' pricing strategies serve to build a loyal audience, ensuring self-sustainability while at the same time fulfilling their mission in cultural participation

How can small museums innovate in their membership pricing?

Research project of MA students in the Museums in Context course at the Erasmus University Rotterdam, MA Cultural Economics led by professor Trilce Navarrete. Authors: Aylin Beijersbergen, Joanna El Mir, and Martina De Gennaro All images courtesy of the … Continue reading →

Oslo (Norway), 19-23 June 2023

Archiving 2023 conference

The 2023 edition of Archiving conference is going to be held in Oslo from 19th to 23rd June 2023, at NTNU Norwegian University of Science and Technology, with the aim of bringing together an international community of technical experts, managers, … Continue reading →

From the acculturation of people on everyday actions, to fostering digital sobriety in the use of technologies, EUreka3D takes into account climate-related issues

Mindful of climate impact: EUreka3D looks into awareness

images in this blog come from the Europeana webinar “How to create more climate-friendly communications”. The EUreka3D project, co-funded by the Digital Europe Programme of the European Union, is supporting the process of enabling the digital transformation of the Cultural … Continue reading →

a capacity building event, to support the process of digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector

Europeana.eu awareness and training session, Pisa and online 24th January 2023

Organized by Photoconsortium in collaboration with Europeana Foundation, this training session is dedicated to cultural heritage institutions who don’t know or know little about Europeana but would like to hear more and discover how to participate. The training was organized … Continue reading →

DOORS project foresees a two-stage incubation programme for museums and a comprehensive research plan with public outputs.

DOORS – Digital Incubator for Museum: 20 European museums start their digital transformation journeys

DOORS – Digital Incubator for Museum aims to set up a framework for sustainable digital transformations in the cultural sector. The project kicked off in October 2021 and will run until September 2023 conducting a two-stage incubation programme for museums … Continue reading →

the new project, started in January 2023, complements efforts in creating a common European Data Space for Cultural Heritage

EUreka3D: supporting the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector

The EUreka3D project, co-funded by the Digital Europe Programme of the European Union, addresses the growing need of enabling the digital transformation of the Cultural Heritage (CH) sector, in line with and complementing the scopes of the common European Data … Continue reading →

Pisa (Italy), 23-24 January 2023

EUreka3D project opening event

EUreka3D is a project funded by the Digital Europe Programme of the European Union, to support the digital transformation of the cultural heritage sector, by offering capacity building and training, and new services, to Cultural Heritage Institutions facing the challenge … Continue reading →