Digitalization
The future awaits
Ongoing digitalization of society mean that museums are also having to face interesting questions. How can digital offerings enhance the exhibition experience? How can museum work be made easier through digitalization? How can devices like smartphones help us convey content to you quickly and easily?Digitalization is an exciting challenge that we are gradually embracing.
Below are our current projects on the topic of digitalization.
DigiVerS
Digitale Verantwortung und Sichtbarkeit: Die niedersächsischen Landesmuseen vernetzen Wissenschaft und Gesellschaft (engl. Digital Responsibility and Visibility: Lower Saxony’s State Museums Bridge the Gap Between Academia and Society)
The digitization of cultural heritage objects is a timely and socially significant undertaking. It serves to objectively document, preserve, research, and present historically significant artifacts and events. For the first time, through a state-wide coordinated network, these institutions are developing common standards, strategies, and tools for digital research data management.
Completed Projects
The digitization of cultural heritage objects is a timely and socially relevant endeavor. It serves the purposes of objectively documenting, preserving, researching, and presenting historically significant artifacts and events. In particular, the digitization of complex three-dimensional objects requires collaboration between museums and technical institutions, in this case the Jade Hochschule in Oldenburg. In this project, funded by the VolkswagenStiftung, expertise was brought together to develop exemplary, suitable methods and make them available to other institutions.
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Climate Oases in Oldenburg
The “Climate Oases in Oldenburg: Schlossgarten (Castle Garden) and Eversten Holz (Eversten Wood)” project is a cooperation project between the Landesmuseum Natur und Mensch, the City of Oldenburg and Carl von Ossietzky University. The goal is to further develop the monuments into climate-resilient locations.
STEM
STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics. These fields are important to many students at school. The aim is to spark an interest in research and discovery!
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