The democratisation of heritage through digital access is a well-documented aspiration. It
has included innovative ways to manage interpretation, express heritage values, and create …

Museums are increasingly employing innovative digital techniques to curate, link, and
market collections, enabling new kinds of public engagement to better connect with popular …

Cultural heritage institutions leverage digitization to fulfill their mission to preserve,
represent, and provide access to collections under their care. Despite their common interest …

The challenges to implement digital technologies in community-based projects are exposed
in a case study co-designing an indigenous Community Museum, situated in the Kelabit …

This PhD thesis investigates the relationship between decolonisation and digitisation in
South African museums. Focusing specifically on the Iziko South African Museum and the …

Disability, mad and d/Deaf arts are motivated to transform the arts sector and beyond in
ways that foreground differing embodiments. But how do we know if such arts-based …

This paper documents the collaborative design project:“Amagugu Ethu/Our Treasures:
Understanding Zulu History and Language with Zulu-Speaking Communities and Their …

The use of 3D technology in archaeological research facilitates public engagement with
archaeology in accessible ways that facilitate connections between the past and present …

The aim of this study was to formulate a management model to enhance inclusive education
at a teacher training college in Zimbabwe. Throughout the world student teachers with …

This chapter argues that while archaeological objects can be experienced, as well as
interacted with, remotely through digital displays and interfaces, thus reducing the need of …