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Making the Business Case for an Online Storytelling Program

Learn how museums can build a compelling business case for an online storytelling program with prompts, examples, and cost considerations.

Rachael Cristine Woody

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3D Virtual Tour Example: Art of Intimidation, Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East (via Mused)

Rachael Cristine Woody

As part of our 3D storytelling series, we explore Harvard Museum of the Ancient Near East’s “Art of Intimidation” exhibit, where a charismatic g...

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May 21, 2025

3D Virtual Tour Example (Part 2): Storytelling Tools in the Tomb of Queen Meresankh

Rachael Cristine Woody

See how the 3D exhibit of Queen Meresankh’s tomb uses archival materials, contextual links, and a dollhouse-style floor plan to deepen virtual story...

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May 14, 2025

3D Virtual Tour Example (Part 1): “Hot Spots” in the Tomb of Queen Meresankh

Rachael Cristine Woody

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 imm...

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October 8, 2024

How to Enhance the Museum Object Record with Immediately Available Information

Rachael Cristine Woody

This month’s series focuses on the enhancement of museum object data using “hidden” troves of information. Hidden is in quotes because the information exists and often i...

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October 2, 2024

Where the Gaps Live with Traditional Museum Object Cataloging

Rachael Cristine Woody

Standard museum cataloging leverages the usual set of fields that are considered best practice. We tend to refer to this information as “the tombstone information,” meanin...

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September 25, 2024

Considering AI as an Empathy Generator in Museum Spaces

Rachael Cristine Woody

Museums are well established as “empathy generators”, meaning the museum space in combination with artifacts and storytelling can help humans emotionally connect to (or at...

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September 18, 2024

The Application of AI for Museum Collections Online

Rachael Cristine Woody

What excites me the most about Generative Artificial Intelligence (GenAI) application to museum work is its potential to improve discoverability of museum collections online. ...

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September 11, 2024

AI Application to Museum Exhibitions

Rachael Cristine Woody

If you have a smartphone, have used a customer service chat, Googled, or asked Siri something, you have used Artificial Intelligence (AI). What about within the museum physica...

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September 4, 2024

What Does AI Mean to Museums?

Rachael Cristine Woody

The museum field is not one that considers itself “cutting edge” or even very technical, and yet AI can have a tremendous positive impact on our work and how we engage wit...

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