Indigo Holcombe-James and I spoke at AMAGA 2022 conference about digital literacy in museums. Below is the rough transcript and at the end, all the juicy links we shared. Rough script Hi! My name is Lucie. I work at ACMI, the national museum of screen culture as Head of Experience, Product &…

The news that we won two GLAMis at the 2019 MuseWeb conference in Boston, US for the Wonderland exhibition was the nudge I needed to finish this post. As part of ACMI’s successful Wonderland exhibition (4 April — 7 October 2018), now touring globally and currently at Art Science Museum…

[An updated and expanded version of this post makes the base of a paper for Museums and the Web 2019. You can read that over here.] We are now over half way through the run of Wonderland (5 Apr –7 Oct, 2018), our exhibition celebrating the screen history of Lewis…

On 5 April our next Melbourne Winter Masterpieces exhibition, Wonderland opens. The exhibition ‘will celebrate the screen history of Lewis Carroll’s timeless stories — Alice’s Adventures in Wonderland and Through the Looking Glass, and What Alice Found There — in an entirely original experiential exhibition. …

This is a rather delayed post and was planned to be published back in January when we started the new process at the same time the website went live. I was spurred along by this post by Adam Koszary about using Trello and Slack. In December we launched a new…

In December last year we launched the new ACMI website. …

Earlier in the month I got back from the USA where I presented at Museums and the Web (MW17) in Cleveland, Ohio. The US MW has always been the conference I’ve wanted to attend so I was thrilled when my paper got accepted back in November. I must admit Cleveland…

You might have noticed our website looks a little different. Well, you are correct — it is a brand new ACMI website. From the approach, design and front end to the CMS, hosting and the processes to get events ticketed and content published — everything under the hood. …

Last week it was the Let’s Get Real Conference in Manchester and this year the focus was ‘can we reinvent our online cultural offer? It looked at how we in the GLAM sector can get better at recognising, articulating and generating value from online cultural retail. If you’ve been following you’ll know we put our shop online this year so I spoke all about it via video at the conference. It’s a more detailed version of the post from back in May and includes key challenges and tips for success for museums large and small embarking on a similar journey.