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Host of Edtech Insiders connects with Deb on the role of AI in enhancing museum experiences and digital learning. Howes proposes that the education and digital work happening in museums can catalyze AI-powered learning. Alex and Deb met when they worked together on MoMA’s online courses on Coursera in the early MOOC days.
Deb Howes presents at the University of Bologna, Italy on June 16 during the 2025 annual conference of EDEN, Europe’s largest network for advancing digital education.
This talk on envisioning a digital twin to help museums foster more visible, inclusive and meaningful connections across AI-powered platforms was commissioned by the Universities of Rome (Tor Vergata and Tre) for their students enrolled in the Advanced Studies in Heritage Education or Empirical Studies in Museum Education.
Educators of all levels and subjects learn how to expand students’ complex thinking skills including making connections to artworks, exploring viewpoints with empathy, and uncovering complexities.
Build uplifting & creative experiences for people living with dementia & their caregivers in your museums or online. HSI co-designed & produced this inspiring learning experience with Arts & Minds.
Ensuring that global histories and cultures are fairly and accurately described and represented in public is foundational to museums’ missions and interests. Explore 5 common museum goals with potential to be improved/enhanced by AI.
10 questions for ChatGPT to learn more about AI systems and museum-generated data.
As the wired world moves to use tools like ChatGPT to navigate their online learning, your museum’s presence in these online learning resources becomes increasingly important. Here are 5 easy steps to strengthen your institution’s relationship with Wikipedia.
Let’s look at some ways in which key visitor categories rely on digital resources to fulfill critical needs and how some cultural organizations are
responding.