How to make knowledge accessible and relevant in a digital-first world. Knowledge transfer lab

How to make knowledge accessible and relevant in a digital-first world. Knowledge transfer lab

DOI of the original publication

URI

https://irf.fhnw.ch/handle/11654/54558

Project type

andere Projekte

Project start

20.11.2024

Project end

21.11.2024

Project status

abgeschlossen

Project contact

King, Dorothée

Project manager

Übersee Museum, Bremen

Adhikari, Abhay

Grotrian, Etta

Hartig, Kajsa

King, Dorothée

Contributors

Description

Abstract

Digitisation offers many opportunities for institutions to share their knowledge with the communities they serve. However, trying to keep up with the different platforms and technologies is an expensive and never-ending process. In this 2-day lab, the Übersee-Museum will share its journey of building a sustainable, digitally-enabled global network of experts to contribute their knowledge. This community includes journalists, scientists, artists and community activists. This approach enabled the museum to develop innovative prototypes that combine meta-data and storytelling as well as create original artwork. This work was carried over a 3.5 year period through the NEO Collections project funded by the Kulturstiftung des Bundes.

Link

https://www.uebersee-museum.de/en/about-us/projekte-positionen/the-neo-collections-project/how-to-make-knowledge-accessible-and-relevant-in-a-digital-first-world/

Created during FHNW affiliation

Yes

Strategic action fields FHNW

School

Hochschule für Gestaltung und Kunst Basel FHNW

Institute

Institut Vermittlung von Kunst und Design

Financed by

Kultur Digital - Kulturstiftung des Bundes, Deutschland
Beauftragte der Bundesregierung für Kultur und Medien, Deutschland