1 person rated this podcast
Microsoft
Microsoft Libraries and Museums PodcastEpisodes
Microsoft
Microsoft Libraries and Museums Podcast
A weekly Arts podcast featuring Emily Kotecki
1 person rated this podcast
Rate Podcast
Episodes of Microsoft Libraries and Museums Podcast
Mark All
Search Episodes...
Microsoft's Catherine Devine and host Emily Kotecki use the themes from Season Three to imagine the future of mixed reality and the metaverse for libraries and museums. Plus, this is the end of the Microsoft Libraries and Museums Podcast! All e
The Greek Ministry of Culture and Sport has teamed up with the Athens Olympic Museum and Microsoft to create multi-platform, multi-site immersive experiences for visitors. The exhibition 'Ancient Olympia: Common Grounds' uses mixed reality, plu
Sometimes augmenting an experience doesn't mean virtual reality or immersive rooms. It can also mean using the technology that best fits the experience. In this case at the USS Midway, Mark Berlin, Director of Operations, and Jeff Danziger, Nor
Toby Coffey, Head of Digital Development has been pioneering immersive and technological experiences at the National Theatre in London since 2006. Most recently, his team created a mixed reality musical performance called All Kinds of Limbo. Wh
A visitor walks into a 13th century Italian castle and UNESCO Heritage site. The walls are bare. They poke around for a few seconds then walk out. That was then. Now, with a new mixed reality experience developed by Hevolus, Infratel, and Mic
The Petersen Automotive Museum in Los Angeles was one of the first public locations for visitors to use a HoloLens headset in 2015. Since then, they've continued to use mixed reality to drive attendance and enhance the visitor experience. Micha
In preparation for moving to a new library building and separate storage space, the National Library of the Netherlands is embarking on a series of experiments to digitally engage with their collection. In one particular experiment, Karin Vinge
In 'Revealing Krishna: A Journey to Cambodia's Sacred Mountain,' visitors learn about a 1,500 year old sculpture of the God Krishna through multiple digital experiences ranging from 360-degree immersive cinematic video to HoloLens to holograms.
There's a revolution happening in university libraries that is changing the way they increase access to physical and digital collections, support professors, engage students, and redefine scholarly products. Matt Cook, Digital Scholarship Progr
"Museums create that bridge to humanity. So the more we learn about their collections and the stories, the more that we can learn about ourselves and each other." Ryan Gaspar is Director of Strategic Partnerships at Microsoft. Part of his role
"Anyone who has read Andersen's fairytales knows that Andersen fairytales is not about ending up with facts. It's about ending up with a sense of wonderment and it's about the play that goes on...so we wanted to create a place that that was muc
Season three of the Microsoft Libraries and Museums podcast will share stories from around the world of how institutions are experimenting and innovating with mixed reality. As a field, we are continually pioneering new ways to make and streng
"It took a crisis - doesn't always need to take the crisis - but it took a crisis to for museums and libraries to realize they can really reach large audiences...be creative and...[achieve] more of the mission of the organization." Catherine D
"There are a number of ways that libraries are integrating technologies to optimize the user experience, reduce costs, and make buildings more energy efficient." While the opportunities and benefits of adopting smart building technology are pl
Machine learning "allows us to tell richer stories with our collection because cognitive services can find patterns and can do things with a collection that would be time prohibited for a human being to do."Dave Evans, Chief Information Office
"We all decided we were going to harness this moment to see how we could make it into an opportunity to think differently about our practice."Dr. Helen Charman, Director of Learning and National Programs at the Victoria and Albert Museum, focu
"If we're talking about the Great Data Transformation of museums in 2020 and beyond, what we're talking about is this change in a more contemporary leadership style, which has more data, less process, and more empowerment for our teams."Angie
"How do you pivot on a dime in today's world when the technology has locked you into silos, so you can't get the data out around it?"Neal Bilow, CEO and Founder of Terentia, sees a new future for collections and digital asset management syste
"Ticketing and fundraising pay for digital transformation. They are the revenue engine which provides the platform of funding for everything else that you want to do."Erin Lively Koppel, Chief Strategy Officer at Tessitura Network, reflects o
"What's the most flexible and scalable way that we can expose our collections to the world?" Before Jen Looper studied computer language, she received her PhD in Medieval French literature. And while she may have jumped from French to JavaScri
"Minecraft, isn't a field of dreams. If you build it, they won't necessarily come. You've got to think about who your audience is, where they are, and how to reach them in a meaningful, authentic way."Adam Clarke, Minecraft map maker, produce
"When you're looking at digital equivalency, we're looking at experience design. It's somewhat of an alchemy."In each episode of season two, we are doing a deep dive into the different aspects of digital transformation. Today's episode focuses
Welcome to Season Two of the Microsoft Libraries and Museums Podcast! This season we will be doing deep dives into different aspects of digital transformation in libraries and museums.We’ll hear from libraries, museums, and industry partners a
After nine interviews with guests from eight countries and four continents, this is the final episode of Season One! Catherine Devine, Global Business Strategy Leader for Libraries and Museums at Microsoft, reflects on the big ideas that emerge
The National Library of Latvia has been digitally transforming itself since the early 2000's, but like any institution transformation can start and stop.They began by digitizing collection. In 2014, after 25 years, they opened a brand new libra
Join Podchaser to...
- Rate podcasts and episodes
- Follow podcasts and creators
- Create podcast and episode lists
- & much more
Unlock more with Podchaser Pro
- Audience Insights
- Contact Information
- Demographics
- Charts
- Sponsor History
- and More!
- Account
- Register
- Log In
- Find Friends
- Resources
- Help Center
- Blog
- API
Podchaser is the ultimate destination for podcast data, search, and discovery. Learn More
- © 2024 Podchaser, Inc.
- Privacy Policy
- Terms of Service
- Contact Us