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Are you interested in what goes on behind the scenes in a museum? We are running a module that will offer you first-hand experience in working within the sector. Displaying the Past: Museum Studies offers students the opportunity to study museums in greater depth and introduce them to the myriad ways in which different museums operate: https://bit.ly/UHIOmuseum #UHIOrkney #ThinkUHI #JumpInThisJanuary #newyearnewyou

Did you know your museum website is often your best tool for attracting new visitors? This article shares tips on creating a museum website that shines, as well as inspiration from 16 of our favorite museum websites. Check it out! https://hubs.li/Q02vbL2b0 #museummarketing #digitalmarketing #museumwebsite #museums

Learn more from LSU Museum of Art chief curator and director of programs Michelle Schulte about how upgraded audio-visual equipment will transform the museum. Your support on LSU Giving Day makes this vision a reality. Give today: bit.ly/lsumoagivingday #lsumoa #lsugivingday #lsugivingday24

We created a wisdom hotline for Citizens like you to share your wisdom on how to live in the 21st century and beyond. We are collecting wisdom now and will be deploying it in the future. Think wisdom time capsule. Call the number below and leave your wisdom for future Seekers to hear.

I love working with inspiring people. Working with brilliant people generates a real positive can-do energy. Esme is an inspiring person! This isn't the first edit of this video. The first edit used multiple camera angles, pulled in when Esme was making points and used many of the techniques you would tend to see in a TV news presentation. The reason TV is presented in this way is because it has to compete for its audience engagement. If you are mindful you will rarely see a shot of someone on TV uninterrupted for more than 10 seconds, often 5. The problem with all this cutting is, it can feel a little jostling, especially if the cameras used were of differing quality... more so if you are presenting to an audience who might suffer from conditions such as photosensitive epilepsy or visual stress. Lisa Alberti suggested a re-edit and reminded me of the idea of using an alternative version of subtitles. I think it works a lot better. Happy International Museums day. If you can, I always recommend taking a visit.

What are the benefits of having a virtual tour for a museum? Virtual tours offer numerous benefits for museums, both for the institutions themselves and for their visitors. Embed tags and create a virtual informational tour! Check it out 👇 #museum #virtualevents

Our co-Founder Ilsa Govan taught "Foundations of Social Justice" for the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. This is a table set up with resources for the workshop. Do any of these look familiar to you? #deib #dei #deiworkshop #professionaldevelopment #antiracismwork #racialjustice

Did you get the Readiness Institute at Penn State's newsletter earlier this month? This issue is a look back on 2023, recent awards and recognition, Penn State Day at the Moonshot Museum, and more! Check it out: https://bit.ly/48S4jEZ 🏷️: #PennStateOutreach #WeAre #PennState #Outreach #RIatPennState #ReadinessInstitute

Very interesting article from AIM and although there's never a consensus on this everlasting question, I'd love to hear deeper pros and cons from anyone who's recently changed strategy either way. #clockhouseproject #ramsgate #museum #visitorexperience #maritimemuseum #paperplaneconsulting #royalharbour #thanet #aim

It's really dang cool to get to use your talents to help other people - and make a living doing it! Check out this latest published piece I wrote about Visit Casper (WY) for Herrmann Global.