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On the morning of September 15th, the National Museum of History held an online press conference to introduce the application of technology in its exhibition activities.
Speaking at the press conference, Dr. Nguyen Van Doan, Director of the National Museum of History, said that in the context of the Covid-19 pandemic affecting tourist visits and experiences, these changes also contribute to diversifying activities, creating attractive products, and providing different experiences.
At the event, the Museum introduced to the public three products from technology applications: a 3D interactive virtual exhibition on the theme "National Treasures," an online museum tour (Tourday online), and an educational activity "Online History Lesson."
Specifically, the 3D virtual exhibition themed "National Treasures" features 20 national treasures currently housed at the Museum, with updated and supplemented content, innovative approaches, and diverse public needs. In its most recent upgrade, the exhibition project has provided viewers with a different, novel, and profound interactive experience.
Next up is a free online museum tour (Tourday online) offered by the National History Museum Volunteer Club. On September 12th, the first online museum tour took place with the theme "Following the Course of History: Dai Viet Culture during the Ly-Tran Dynasties". Less than 24 hours after registration opened, the event garnered significant public interest with nearly 100 participants via Zoom.
In June 2021, the Museum quickly completed and launched the "Online History Lesson" program with the theme "The Everlasting Glory of Heroic Figures," consisting of 5 lessons exploring the lives of young heroes such as Kim Dong, Vo Thi Sau, Ly Tu Trong, and Nguyen Ba Ngoc. Within just two days, the number of students registering for the course had reached over 500.
The application of digital technology at the National Museum of History has provided visitors with a new, convenient, and diverse approach suitable for the current digital age, contributing to the gradual modernization of the museum's operations.
