The application and impact of digital technology in museum education--taking Shenzhen Museum's special exhibition "The Assemblage of Civilizations - Pingcheng and Yungang Grottoes in the Northern Wei Dynasty" as an example


World Heritage Site: Yungang Grottoes

Publication Year: 2024

Publication Type: Article

Publication Identifier: WHE26DB8FBEBC

Summary

Digital technology significantly enhances museum education, as demonstrated by Shenzhen Museum's exhibition 'The Assemblage of Civilizations - Pingcheng and Yungang Grottoes in the Northern Wei Dynasty.' The study reveals that integrating digital tools transforms educational concepts, methods, and resource integration, leading to improved effectiveness. By analyzing visitor engagement, learning outcomes, and resource utilization, researchers identified key benefits while addressing challenges such as accessibility and content depth. These findings provide actionable insights for advancing museum education in China, emphasizing the potential of digital innovation in preserving and presenting cultural heritage.

Citation

CHI, W., & ZHOU, J. (2024). The application and impact of digital technology in museum education--taking Shenzhen Museum’s special exhibition “The Assemblage of Civilizations - Pingcheng and Yungang Grottoes in the Northern Wei Dynasty” as an example. Region - Educational Research and Reviews, 6(7), 128. https://doi.org/10.32629/rerr.v6i7.2410

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