Rachael Cristine Woody

Rachael Cristine Woody is a guest author for Lucidea’s Think Clearly Blog. Rachael is the Owner of Rachael Cristine Consulting, and provides services to museums, libraries, and archives. Previously she was at the Freer|Sackler Museum of the Smithsonian Institution and the Oregon Wine History Archive at Linfield College. She is active in Northwest Archivists and the Society of American Archivists, and is an alumna of the Archives Leadership Institute, a National Historical Publications & Records Commission (NHPRC) program.

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How to Construct Museum CMS Projects that Attract Funding

Accessibility Standards for Museum Collections Online

How to Perform Data Enhancement for Your Museum CMS

How to Incorporate Interns in Museum CMS Projects

I Finally Have a Museum CMS; Now What?

What to Do When Collection isn’t Cataloged

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Rachael Cristine Woody

The Application of AI for Museum Collections Online

What excites me the most about Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) application to museum work is its potential to improve...
A museum curator using her laptop to research examples of AI in museum exhibits.

AI Application to Museum Exhibitions

If you have a smartphone, have used a customer service chat, Googled, or asked Siri something, you have used Artificial Intellig...
A museum professional researching AI solutions on her laptop.

What Does AI Mean to Museums?

The museum field is not one that considers itself “cutting edge” or even very technical, and yet AI can have a tremendous positi...

How to Determine the Best Funding Match for Your Museum CMS Project

Details of the five things to look for when assessing a fit between a funding opportunity and your CMS project.

Application Information that Makes a Museum CMS Project Attractive

Grant applications often require in-depth project details; expert’s list of application information that makes a museum CMS proj...

What Funders Look for in Museum CMS Projects

Funders look for a compelling story, proof of concept, clearly defined activities and costs, what else you’ve done, and referenc...

How to Identify Potential Museum CMS Projects for Funding

The number of grants that cover museum CMS work with access as the goal is increasing; what CMS work can you describe as a discr...

Museum Collections Online with Accessibility Principles 3 and 4: Understandable and Robust

WCAG Version 2.1 Principles 3 and 4: Understandable and Robust; guidance for easily readable content and access to assets via th...

Museum Collections Online with Accessibility Principle 2: Operable

Compliance with WCAG Version 2.1 Principle 2: Operable

Museum Collections Online with Accessibility Principle 1: Perceivable

Compliance with WCAG Version 2.1 Principle 1: Perceivable, affecting information published from museum CMS to an online portal; ...

Accessibility Standards for Museum Collections Online

A museum’s compliance with the ADA Title II 2024 update has benefits for its online content and for the museum’s community of us...

Museum TrendsWatch 2024: Digital Twins and Doom Loops & Combatting the Loneliness Crisis

Digital Twins is the construction of a digital surrogate for a person, place, or thing—one of several new concepts and trends in...