Toolkit aims to empower museum professionals with digital skills

To support museum professionals with a more nuanced understanding of the possibilities and implications of digital technologies to facilitate more sustainable digital transformation, the DigMus project has developed a toolkit that covers Digital maturity, Data-driven museum management and Digital communication.

Conscious of different approaches to digitisation in situ and constant technological change, the toolkit does not aim to provide a one-size-fits-all solution and strict guidance but rather to clarify key terms and highlight crucial aspects.

For a more nuanced understanding of the themes and materials of this toolkit, the DigMus project suggests having a look at the video recordings from webinars covering the same themes:

For a more nuanced understanding of the themes and materials of this toolkit, the DigMus project suggests having a look at the video recordings from webinars covering the same themes:

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