AI Before, During, and After the Museum Visit: an Interview with Marion Carré of Ask Mona
AI can change visitor experience—can all museum workers get involved?
Building a Legacy of Accessible Media for Museums and Galleries—A Guest Post by Caroline Desrosiers
Museums still have a long way to go with accessibility for Blind visitors.
With AI, to Throwdown™ or Not Throwdown™ is the Question
AI either has tons of use cases or is all hype. Can museums figure out which—or both—and learn something more profound about their organizations?
Links of the Week: May 24, 2024: This Deal Is Getting Worse All the Time
Has the new buzzword for being trapped in a platform finally come for the museum field?
The Illusion of Certainty in the Museum Field Has to End
Museums—and the western business model—are obsessed with certainty. Is there another path?
Museums Can't Monetize Content before They Value People
Is museum organizational culture set up to allow for the fair valuation of content—and people?
TMPR for Museum Workers, Part 2: Money
A four-part series continues with the relationship of museum workers and their institutions to money and value.
The Connection of Museums, Technology, and Entrepreneurship
Though Samantha is guiding the creation of amazing gallery experiences and I’m obsessing on organizational change from within museums, it turned out that we had a lot of concerns in common.
Tag, You're It: Museums and the Internet of Stuff
The micro-location revolution promises more information for museums and their visitors than ever. But do we already have too much "stuff" in the museum? And how do we keep track of it all?
The Event Horizon of Digital Skills and Museum Staff
Museum workers need comprehensive digital skills that are fairly and equally distributed. Will we end up with digital haves and have-nots in the museum?
Text and the Future of Museum Content
Is anyone reading museum wall labels—and if so, retaining what they're reading—any more?
Links of the Week (2/18/16)
Articles on museum trends, workplace exhaustion, and "peak content."
Reading the Museum CODE
Many different takes on what technology has done and still can do to and for museums—a lively conversation in book form.