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Museums in the Digital Age Photo: Victoria Pickering

1. Museums are places. Photo: art around

2. Museums collect and display objects. Photo: Orbital Joe

3. Museums educate the public. Photo: European Council President

—John Cotton Dana The New Museum, no. 1 (1917) The worth of a museum is in its use.

How is the use (and usefulness) of museums impacted in the digital age? Photo: Aaron Garza

1. Museums are places. Photo: Brett Davis

Visitors come to museum places. Photo: Olli Thomson

Visitors come through the Web. Photo: Design Museum

Visitors come to explore. Photo: CPNAS

Visitors visit virtually. Photo: Google Art Project

Visitors visit via robots. Photo: Seattle Art Museum

Museums are places.

Museums are everywhere. Museums are places.

Museums are everywhere. Visitors are everywhere.

2. Museums collect and display objects. Photo: NCinDC

Museums collect ideas and intangibles. Photo: takomabibelot

Museums collect ideas and intangibles.

Museum visitors view objects. Photo: Karen Neoh

Museum visitors make objects. Photo: Hirshhorn ArtLab+

Museum makers hack objects. Photo: Metropolitan Museum of Art

Objects are unique, physical things. Photo: National Museum of American History

Objects are 3D data that can be printed by anyone.

Objects can be skeletons. Photo: National Museum of Natural History

Digital objects can be much more than skeletons. Photo: National Museum of Natural History

3. Museums educate the public. Photo: National Museum of Natural History

The public also educates the public.

People educate museums.

People access museum data.

People visualize museum data. Image: Florian Krautli

People use museum data.

People add their data to museums.

People collaborate and learn together with museums.

Jones-Garmil, K. (1997).” Laying the foundation: Three decades of computer technology in the museum.” In K. Jones-Garmil (Ed.), The wired museum (pp ). Washington, D.C.: American Association of Museums.

How is the use (and usefulness) of museums impacted in the digital age? Photo: Tom Atkian 1. as places/spaces? 2. as object repositories? 3. as educational institutions?