27 Mar 2026
The 2026 Winter School concluded with student presentations showcasing innovative approaches to museum digitization, including immersive virtual reality experiences.
Munich, Germany – March 27, 2026 — The Winter School Museum Collections Digitization and Dissemination Methods, organized by the Institute for Digital Cultural Heritage Studies, concluded with a final presentation session highlighting the outcomes of participants’ collaborative projects.
Under the guidance of Prof. Nicola Lercari and Dr. Anastasia Eleftheriadou, students presented their work developed during the course, demonstrating a range of digital documentation and dissemination methods applied to museum collections.
A key highlight of the event was the integration of high-resolution 3D models into immersive virtual reality environments, allowing participants and attendees to explore digitized artifacts through interactive experiences. This approach emphasized the potential of emerging technologies to enhance accessibility, interpretation, and engagement with cultural heritage.
The presentations were followed by an open discussion session, where participants reflected on their projects, exchanged feedback, and critically engaged with the challenges and opportunities encountered during the digitization process.
The Winter School concluded with a certificate award ceremony, recognizing the successful completion of the program and the active participation of all attendees.
