My Inspiration Report explores what Virtual Reality (VR) can offer the museum world. Imagine standing not just in front of a famous painting but stepping into its story.  Imagine what it would feel like to walk through historical sites long lost to time or to interact with ancient artifacts up close, unimpeded by a glass barrier. My report focuses on how VR can reshape the San Diego Museum of Art’s exhibitions by delving into the technology’s successes in other museums, its challenges, and the steps required to take to become a leader in this innovative future. By embracing VR, we cannot only redefine how people interact with art but also expand its accessibility, making the museum experience an even richer one that is inclusive for all.

You can check out the PDF here:  Virtual Reality for Museums-PouyaK   or the  LINK   *[I highly recommend the link option; that way you can access both the videos and the hyperlinked images on each slide]*

While researching examples of VR use in museums and institutions, I discovered an overwhelming number of fascinating cases. Initially, I ended up with 10 examples, which significantly increased the word count beyond the scope of this report. However, I couldn’t resist including these captivating examples, as they highlight some incredibly innovative use for VR in museums. To resolve this, I created a longer presentation featuring 7 additional slides, complete with videos showcasing these fascinating VR applications. If this topic intrigues you as much as it does to me, then you can explore the extended version:  HERE.

I really hope you enjoy my Canva presentation!