Digital Content in Museums

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Digital content roles often require a breadth of expertise that any amount of training will struggle to cover. But this book has all the foundations you need - from website usability to social media - all tailored to the museum professional. Georgina Brooke's book is a fount of useful, detailed information, supported by a variety of case studies and guests. Read it front to back or dip in when you're facing your next knotty problem - if you work in museum content, you want this on your shelf. -- Louise Cohen, Senior Content Strategist, One Further This is the book I wish existed when I first started messing around with websites and social media for museums. Georgina Brooke has collected together all the collective wisdom and best practice in content strategy, and has broken it down into understandable chunks, inspiring case studies and practical next steps. Put this book into the hands of your boss and colleagues. -- Adam Koszary, Social Media and Content Consultant Digital content is increasingly part of how cultural organisations seek fulfil their mission and reach new audiences. Through practical tools, ways of working and case studies of good practice, Brooke sets out a comprehensive guide to delivering effective online content. For digital teams working in the sector, it will provide a practical hand-on guide and reassurance that their work really matters. -- Robert Cawston, Director of Digital and Service Transformation, National Library of Scotland From strategic frameworks and case studies to implementation best practice and case studies, this book is an invaluable resource and reference for everyone working in digital in museums. -- John Stack, Director of Digital Innovation and Technology Digital content remains one of the cultural sector's greatest untapped opportunities. While functionality and design matter, it's often content that makes the difference between a good digital experience and a great one. Georgina charts a clear, insightful path through the complexities of digital content, offering guidance that's both strategic and practical. An essential read for anyone working in the cultural sector whose role touches digital in any way, whether or not you consider yourself a 'content person'. -- Ash Mann, Digital Advisor, Strategist, and Facilitator A comprehensive yet digestible examination of a subject that is rightly being recognised as an essential area for further study in our sector. Packed with practical knowledge and excellent case studies, this highly readable guide will inspire digital content professionals and gently enlighten those more senior (or cynical) colleagues on the opportunities and challenges they face. -- Nik Wyness, Head of Marketing & Engagement, The Tank Museum Georgina Brooke's book is an essential guide for cultural professionals navigating the complexities of digital content and strategy. With clarity and precision, she breaks down content strategy, accessibility, and audience engagement into practical, actionable steps. Drawing from global client work and field research, she helps museums and cultural organizations define how to launch their impactful narratives and mission-driven goals. Whether you're working on a website redesign, social media strategy, or digital content planning, this book offers a clear roadmap to expanding reach and deepening community connection. It's a must-read for anyone in the GLAM sector seeking to grow meaningful digital engagement with clarity, confidence, and purpose. -- Jennifer Talbott, Deputy Director for Operations and Innovation, Spencer Museum of Art, University of Kansas Most writing on digital practice in museums assumes prior knowledge, instead Brooke's Digital Content in Museums assumes prior interest. Interest in actionable insights, in demystifying technical terms, in explaining digital publishing strategies and in understanding how the apps and algorithms work. This is a great toolkit for museum people who want to tell compelling digital stories and reach new audiences. -- Keir Winesmith, Chief Digital Officer, National Film & Sound Archive, Australia Practical and packed with examples and expertise, this is an essential guide to online engagement for all of us in the cultural sector. -- Catherine Eagleton, University Librarian, and Director of Collections and Museums, University of St Andrews