Preparing for an Increasingly Multi-Platform World

Dec 12, 2025

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As we navigate the evolving landscape of mobile content, museums must adapt to an increasingly multi-platform world. This shift requires integration with core systems, ensuring immersive experiences alongside data-driven access. Online storytelling and responsive layouts are crucial in preserving content for future generations. As mobile experiences begin to mirror other formats, museums must ask what their digital presence will look like in ten years. By embracing innovation, we can provide rich, engaging experiences while maintaining the integrity and accessibility of our collections.

1 mobile content 2 multiplatform experiences 3 museum innovation 4 online storytelling 5 responsive layouts 6 datadriven access 7 digital integration 8 future of museums text

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Preparing for an Increasingly Multi-Platform World

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Preparing for an Increasingly Multi-Platform World Robert Stein Deputy Director Dallas Museum of Art @rjstein
THE KIOSK PROBLEM Flickr Credit ~blackbeltjones

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PESKY PLATFORM PROLIFERATION
What will they think of next…
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An Ecosystem of Mobile Content IS THIS WHAT OUR MOBILE CONTENT • Increasingly, mobile content looks more and more like other content • Experiences for mobile run the gamut from full-on immersive experiences to data-driven collection access • Increasingly critical to integrate with core museum system • Increasingly critical to preserve the content developed WILL LOOK LIKE IN 10 YEARS? Flickr Credit ~tallkev
ONLINE STORY TELLING Credit Flickr ~scotttboone
ONLINE STORY TELLING Credit Flickr ~scotttboone
ONLINE STORY TELLING Credit Flickr ~scotttboone