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- Beyond digital transformation: integrating digital strategy into museum managementPublication . Reis, Catarina dosDigital transformation has become a key dimension for the sustainability and relevance of museums, affecting all domains of management and operation, including communication, audience development, collections, education, governance, and the articulation of the institutional mission. However, in many cases, digital initiatives emerge in a fragmented way, detached from broader strategic planning. How can digital development be effectively integrated into the overall management of museums and contribute to the fulfilment of their public mission? This is the central research question guiding our work. It also explores related questions: which models and frameworks currently inform digital transformation in the museum sector, what are their main limitations, and how can we develop a model better adapted to the specific context of the Portuguese National Museums managed by Museus e Monumentos de Portugal, E.P.E.? Adopting a holistic perspective, the study conceives digital transformation as a transversal process that intersects organisational structure, governance, and museological practices rather than as a set of isolated projects. The methodology combines a comparative analysis of international digital maturity and strategic planning models with a case study of the fifteen Portuguese national museums. Documentary analysis and qualitative data collection support the identification of critical gaps and patterns in digital planning and implementation. The expected outcome is the development of an integrated conceptual model to guide museums in aligning their digital strategies with institutional missions, organisational capacities, and audience needs. By proposing a framework for sustainable digital planning, this research contributes to advancing the debate on digital maturity and strategic management within the museum sector, particularly in the Portuguese cultural context.
- Two Portuguese magazines from the first half of the 20th Century: A Águia (1910-1932) and Civilização (1928-1937)Publication . Castro, Laura Lucinda de Oliveira
- Formação e supervisão: técnicas, abordagens e experiências no ensino à distânciaPublication . Leonido, Levi; Morgado, Elsa; Bartolomeu, João; Cardoso, Mário; Moreira, António
- ConservationPublication . Castro, Laura
- Tecnologias digitais enquanto mediação em museus de belas-artes europeusPublication . Reis, CatarinaO objetivo deste trabalho é observar a evolução da mediação digital em museus de Belas-Artes europeus de forma a entender como os museus estão a alterar os seus métodos de comunicar com os visitantes. Recorrendo a fontes diretas e indiretas de dados qualitativos e quantitativos, e pesquisa extensiva foi feito um levantamento de projetos de mediação digital em museus de Belas-Artes europeus.
- Binariedade e ternariedade do signoPublication . Espiña, Yolanda
- The research project: materials and painting techniques from painters of the North of PortugalPublication . Calvo, Ana; Aguiar, Maria Cunha Matos Lopes Pinto LeãoIn the context of the postgraduate studies in painting conservation at the Escola de Artes – Universidade Católica Portuguesa (School of Arts, Catholic University of Portugal), it was possible to develop a specific research project through CITAR – Centro de Investigação em Ciência e Tecnologia das Artes (Research Centre for Science and Technology in Art) within the scope of the National Strategic Reference Framework (NSRF), through the North Portugal Regional Operational Programme, Priority Area III: Environmental and Territo rial Enhancement and Improvement (Cultural Heritage). Entitled “Materials and techniques of painters from the north of Portugal”, the project started in February 2009, will last two years, and has two major aims: the first is focused on the investigation of the materials and techniques used by selected painters from the north of Portugal; the second is related to the dissemination of results within an academic context and the general public. The ongoing research includes 14 researchers and the collaboration of many public and private institutions.