Technical Leaflet 294: Creating Digital Content for Museums and Historic Sites
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Technical Leaflet 294: Creating Digital Content for Museums and Historic Sites is an AASLH Technical Leaflet. AASLH Technical Leaflets are brief, practical guides on how to do history.
This leaflet explains how sites can plan and create content for digital audiences that is effective, mission-driven, and relevant. Even with small budgets and few staff, sites can create social media posts, videos, blogs, virtual tours, webinars, and more that are high quality, engaging, and reach more audiences than ever before.
Mark Breske is the Marketing and Communications Officer for the Idaho State Historical Society in Boise. He received the Idaho Press Club 1st Place Award in 2018 for the public relations campaign surrounding the reopening of the Idaho State Museum. Mark also led the coordination and public relations campaign for the Idaho State Constitution conservation project in 2020.
Liz Hobson is the Museum Administrator for the Idaho State Museum. She has over fifteen years of experience in museums, historic sites, and non-profit organizations across the country where she worked in interpretation and education. She has an MA in public history from Middle Tennessee State University and currently serves as Chair of Region 12 (Alaska, Washington, Idaho, and Oregon) for the AASLH Awards Committee.
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