Report from the webinar: Monetization and Cost Management of Digital Assets in GLAM Institutions: A Strategic Approach to Sustainability
The growing reliance on digital technologies in the cultural sector has significantly transformed the operational, financial, and strategic dimensions of Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums (GLAMs). The webinar Monetization and Costs of Digital Assets in GLAMs, held on 10 April 2025 within the Horizon Europe SHIFT initiative, addressed these shifts
Call for applications: webinar Monetization and costs of digital assets in GLAMS
Join us in discussing monetization and costs of digital assets in GLAMS in an engaging webinar on 10 April 2025 at 14 CET (online). This webinar explores the importance of digital assets in GLAMs (Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museums), focusing on their financial management, funding strategies, and cost optimization. It
Webinar Series – Part 2 Speakers
Who Are the Speakers of Part 2 of the Webinar Series? INCLUSION IN MUSEUMS: PRESENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES In an era where cultural institutions are becoming more inclusive, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear from experts who are leading the charge in making museums more accessible for all
Using AI digital tools – Fill in the questionnaire
We invite you to take part in the SHIFT questionnaire. Your input will help shape strategies that support greater accessibility, audience engagement, and financial sustainability for heritage institutions, with a particular focus on BMN member museums and the European GLAM sector. This is your opportunity to contribute to the future
Reimagining Cultural Heritage through 3D Digitization and Gamification
As digital technologies continue to reshape our relationship with history and place, cultural institutions across Europe are increasingly exploring new tools that allow them not only to preserve but also to dynamically reinterpret and communicate their heritage. Within this context, the Horizon Europe SHIFT project hosted a timely and thought-provoking
Who Are the Speakers of Part 1 of the Webinar Series?
Who Are the Speakers of Part 1 of the Webinar Series? INCLUSION IN MUSEUMS: PRESENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES In an era where cultural institutions are becoming more inclusive, this webinar offers a unique opportunity to hear from experts who are leading the charge in making museums more accessible for all
Webinar: 3D Digitization and Gamification – powerful tools for preservation and presentation of cultural heritage
Join us in discussing gamification and using game elements in non-game contexts in an engaging webinar on 24 March 2025 at 14 CET (online). Gamification is a powerful tool for promoting and preserving cultural heritage. Through interactive content, virtual tours, and Virtual Reality, it engages wider audiences, especially younger generations,
Webinars: INCLUSION IN MUSEUMS: PRESENTATION OF BEST PRACTICES
Museums are evolving into more inclusive spaces, ensuring that their cultural and educational offerings are accessible to a diverse audience. Accessibility in museums is not only about removing physical barriers but also about adopting innovative strategies that enhance visitor experiences and foster social inclusion. From interactive exhibitions and digital tools
Webinar Report – transformative role of VR, AR, AI, and machine learning in the preservation and accessibility of cultural heritage
The SHIFT Webinar, organized by the Balkan Museum Network on January 28, 2025, brought together leading experts in the field of digital humanities to discuss the intersection of virtual and augmented reality (VR/AR), accessibility in museums, and innovative methods for cultural heritage preservation. This event underscored the pivotal role of
Webinar: Experiencing cultural heritage through virtual time travel
Join us for an engaging webinar on 28 January 2025 at 14 CET (online) exploring the intersection of digital technology and cultural heritage! Discover how VR and AR enhance the presentation of cultural heritage, improve accessibility for persons with disabilities in museums, and create immersive experiences like a virtual leap
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