Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been categorized as “Museum Planning”
Omni Experience refers to Omni-Channel (in-person, website, app, phone, etc.) all communicating the same integrated message on all channels, “across multiple delivery channels for the purpose of creating a unified and coordinated entertainment experience”
Pressures associated with the possible defunding of the NEA and NEH, are these same conversations happening all over the country, in whispers?
A listing of museum evaluation resources.
Museums are in the middle of a digital revolution, changing the way people relate to museums, the way people visit museums and visitor’s requirements of museums.
Museums need to actively advocate for civil society. When people forget the importance of civil society, it is museums that can remind people of the importance of Freedom of Religion, Speech, Press, Assembly, and Petition.
Thank you all for your survey responses to the “President Trump and Museums” Survey. Received 241 responses.
Have created a seven (7) question survey about President Trump and Museums. Please take a moment to answer the survey. Results will be posted here on Museum Planner.
Participation is anonymous personal information will not be collected.
Museum alignment is the process of confirming that all stakeholders (staff, volenteers, board members, donaors, sponsors and visitors) share a similar vision of institutional mission
Having some fun, working an intern on how she sees the future of museums. What do you think ?
-Mark
Museum websites, exhibitions, art installations, graphics, retail store displays and interior designs are all examples of design and all follow a similar design process. This post outlines the “Design Process Steps”