Historic Cramond
Phase one of the Historic Cramond website and app was launch at The Maltings in Cramond, Edinburgh on 25th Oct 2015 at an event in… Read More »Historic Cramond
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The Virtual Harlem Project
The Virtual Harlem Project is a virtual representation of Harlem, NY as it existed during the 1920s Jazz Age. Created by Dr Bryan Carter @bcmini… Read More »The Virtual Harlem Project
Festival of Museums
For the Festival of Museums 2015 , this year we were at, Taigh Chearsabhagh Museum and Arts Centre, on North Uist. The museum was… Read More »Festival of Museums
Busy Weeks
The last few weeks have been a busy time with conferences and events up and down Scotland. We had a great time at Timespan‘s True… Read More »Busy Weeks
Arrochar Mobile App
Hidden Heritage Trail App Launched A mobile application that enables learners to concurrently explore the physicality of Arrochar and Tarbet Community. The Hidden Heritage Trail… Read More »Arrochar Mobile App
Visit to Shetland
This week we were lucky enough to travel to Shetland and work with the people at Shetland Museum on our forthcoming exhibition on Fethaland Fishing Station. … Read More »Visit to Shetland
3D Laser Scanning – The Bridges Collection
We have been involved in this rewarding collaboration between several departments within the University of St Andrews : School of Classics, Museum Collections and School of… Read More »3D Laser Scanning – The Bridges Collection
Community Heritage Conference
On Saturday the team spent a wonderful day at Archaeology Scotland‘s Community Heritage Conference. It was really inspiring to see all the work that is… Read More »Community Heritage Conference
Medieval St Andrews App Gives the Town’s history the 21st Century Treatment
The Open Virtual Worlds group are not content with digitally restoring the St Andrews Cathedral and the St Andrews Castle to their former glory. The… Read More »Medieval St Andrews App Gives the Town’s history the 21st Century Treatment
A visit to Holyrood
The runaway success of the Eyemouth Fort installation at the Eyemouth Museum (achieving a 48% increase in visitor numbers year on year!) has lead to… Read More »A visit to Holyrood