Progress Across META-MUSEUM
META-MUSEUM has officially reached the midpoint of its implementation — a milestone that the consortium marked with the successful completion of its first annual report.. Read More »
What’s on your mind in museums? And is mind alone?
Beyond traditional surveys and headcounts, META-MUSEUM is exploring the “inner life” of the visitor by capturing the real-time emotional and physiological responses that define a.. Read More »
Notes from Using the META-MUSEUM TransforMEANS Theory Educational Module in Face-to-Face Settings
We’re excited to share insights from the recent training module workshop based on TransforMEANS Theory, at the annual EMA Conference and Award Ceremony held in.. Read More »
Assessment, Interpretation, and Training on the Transformative Power of Cultural Heritage
WP2 is the intellectual engine of the META-MUSEUM project—ensuring that each pilot, digital tool, and public engagement effort is informed by a deep understanding of.. Read More »
Advancements Across META-MUSEUM Work Packages
Our consortium has been working on the core frameworks and technological infrastructure that will underpin all of our research and practical applications. Read on to.. Read More »
Reflections on the first try-out of the META-MUSEUM educational module
European Museum Academy conducted the very first test of the META-MUSEUM training module, “The Transformative Nature of Cultural Heritage” at the Forum of Slavic Cultures,.. Read More »
Training modules on TransforMEANS Theory in Progress
The European Museum Academy (EMA) is currently developing training modules on the Transformative Means Theory (TMt) in collaboration with the Nordic Centre of Heritage Learning.. Read More »
Transformative power of cultural heritage: WP2 research update
Work Package 2 (WP2) of the META-MUSEUM project is making significant strides in understanding the transformative power of Cultural Heritage (CH). KMOP led an exploratory.. Read More »