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Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 113 – Eric Tsui
Eric Tsui has shaped the global conversation on knowledge management and digital learning for over two decades. Discover his work and writing on digital knowledge networks, personal knowledge management, and communities of practice.
3D Virtual Tour Example (Part 1): “Hot Spots” in the Tomb of Queen Meresankh
Step inside the ancient Tomb of Queen Meresankh III through the lens of modern 3D storytelling. Look at how Mused.com uses “hot spots” to craft an immersive narrative.
Interview with the Author: Joy Perrin on How Process Management Can Transform Librarianship
In this interview, author Joy Perrin shares how applying process management principles transformed her work—and how it can do the same for librarians and archivists everywhere.
How to Improve User Access to Archival Materials
Ensuring user access to archival materials is essential for supporting research, education, and community engagement. Archivists can significantly improve access by creating user-friendly finding aids, prioritizing the digitization of high-demand collections, adopting inclusive practices, and addressing physical barriers.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 112 – Karl-Erik Sveiby
Discover the work of KM thought leader Karl-Erik Sveiby, one of the first to define the fundamental concepts of knowledge management and intangible assets.
3D Storytelling and Virtual Tours for Museums and Cultural Heritage Sites
Discover how 3D and virtual tour platforms can transform storytelling in museums and cultural heritage sites. Learn about features, examples and what’s next for this powerful technology.
SLA President Hildy Dworkin Reflects on the Association’s Dissolution, Future, and Legacy
In light of SLA’s dissolution announcement, President Hildy Dworkin reflects on the association’s community, legacy, and enduring professional value.
Post-Disaster Recovery in Archives: Best Practices for Damage Assessment and Preservation
When disaster strikes an archive, immediate action is critical to stabilize collections, assess damage, and prevent further loss. This guide outlines best practices for post-disaster recovery in archival institutions, helping professionals respond strategically, collaborate effectively, and emerge stronger from the crisis.
Lucidea’s Lens: Knowledge Management Thought Leaders
Part 111 – Luis Suarez
This edition of Lucidea’s Lens features Luis Suazez, Co-Founder of asynco–an international community of practice to help shape the future of distributed and asynchronous work. Luis specializes in knowledge management, collaboration, learning, online communities of practice, remote and distributed work, and social networking for business.
Lucidea’s Benitta MacLachlan Featured in Museum Magazine and Speaking at AAM 2025
Benitta MacLachlan is featured in the May/June 2025 issue of Museum magazine, where she shares expert insights on how museums can use technology to make their collections more accessible, engaging, and searchable.
Digital Storytelling in Action: How the NYT Reconstructed Greenwood for “The Tulsa Race Massacre of 1921”
Explore how the NYT used digital storytelling to recreate Greenwood and convey the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre with empathy, context, and immersive design.
Interview with Amanda Ross-White, President of the Canadian Health Libraries Association
Read our interview with Amanda Ross-White, President of CHLA/ABSC, as she discusses advocacy, diversity, and the future of health librarianship in Canada.
How to Prepare for the Unexpected: Archival Disaster Response and Recovery Plans
Learn how to create an archival disaster response and recovery plan to protect collections from natural and human-made threats.
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