It has been a month since the chaotic, nail biting whirlwind that was the 2016 World Series. It was the year of the… Read more »
All Posts Under Tag: digital media
How Being a Fake Senator at The Kennedy Institute Led to Real Visitor Engagement
Boston is best-known for making three things in significant numbers: Dunkin’ Donuts, Wahlberg brothers, and Kennedys. While I did not enjoy any… Read more »
Ideas for Using Digital Media to Enhance Artifacts
With interactive displays, virtual reality and mobile apps dominating conversations around museums of late, it’s easy to take the traditional artifact for granted…. Read more »
3 Key Learnings From the AAM Conference
(Image is of phenomenal swag we got from the good folks of Museum Hack.) We at Museum Revolution spent several stimulating days at… Read more »
How Museums Can Reach the Masses and Build the Bottom Line
Many museums are catching on to the idea of leveraging media to expand awareness of their brands and increase their reach. But few… Read more »
3 Takeaways for Museums From ‘Rome Reborn’
I recently had the pleasure of interviewing Bernard Frischer, a professor at Indiana University’s School of Informatics. A pioneer in the relatively new… Read more »
Rallying Around a Revolution in Museums
Welcome to the home of the new Museum Revolution. Big changes are coming to the museum world. Some of them are practically upon… Read more »