Modern technologies

In the Mytishchi historical and art museum.

You cannot imagine the development of culture without renewing cultural experience, without innovation. Innovation is the result of understanding the cultural heritage, creating new forms and the content of the cultural process.

Nowadays, the innovative type of culture becomes dominant. There are new genres, directions, styles in art, new forms of interaction with visitors, spectators, new event formats based on technical achievements.

The Mytishchi Historical and Art Museum, based on traditional cultural values, tries to introduce modern technologies into its cultural space. Interactive, virtual reality, 3Dcopies of exhibits revive museum reality.

In order to reveal and deepen the perception of exhibits, to involve visitors in direct interaction with art objects, one of the halls of the Mytishchi museum is presented on the digital platform "Artifact". Using the Artifact mobile application, the visitor’s smartphone turns into a guide in the exhibition. Thanks to augmented reality technology, you just need to launch the application and put the smartphone camera on the exhibit. The application recognizes and tells (and in Russian and English) there are many interesting facts about it and even allow you to consider in 3D-projections. The project was implemented in one of the most interesting halls of the museum-the hall of the turn of the XIX-XX centuries, which tells about the first industrial enterprises, amazing summer cottages, the traditions of tea drinking, the railway, which went through Mytishchi in 1862 and much more.

In the future, museum staff plan to implement this project in the hall dedicated to the Great Patriotic War, where more than 500 items are posted.

Thanks to modern technologies, in the museum, the history can be “polystyled” - a hall dedicated to the period of the Great Patriotic War is equipped with two interactive tables with photographs, documents, letters, videos and audio materials. This allows you to plunge even deeper into the study of military history, learn about the fate of the Mytishchi heroes, their battle path and exploits, to hear in the records of the memories of war veterans. Both adults and children will be able to answer the questions of the military game-quiz, watch the feature film “At your threshold”, “flip through” the interactive book on the pages of which the history of Mytishchi comes to life during the Great Patriotic War and much more.

The museum also has an information kiosk - a touch display with a computer as quickly as possible issues the necessary reference information about the museum.

In its work, our museum actively uses interactive methods that allow you to replace the passive perception of the exposition with the active interaction of the visitor to the museum with its exhibits. Simply put, visitors to the museum are not only spectators, but also participants in the process. The museum can offer visitors more than ten diverse excursions and programs for various age groups.

One of the most interesting and popular programs is “tea drinking in Mytishchi”, on which you can bring water with a rocker hand, collect cones for the airflow of samovar, strip sugar, answer questions from tea quiz and others.

The program "Topo of Vyatichi and Krivichi" is devoted to the culture of the ancient Slavs. The guys are divided into tribes, choose leaders who enter into a competition. They have to carve a spark with a flint and a chain, try on clothes, shoes of the Slavs, and vilify jewelry and amulets. For girls, using a spinning wheel and spindle, we offer to straighten a thread of linen kudel, to consider the boys to examine the onions with arrows and palette, using heels and elbows - the measures of the Slavs - measure the specified amount of rope or tape.

On the program “As they wrote in Russia”, we trace the path of writing. The guys try to determine which type of letter - the charter, a half -steam or cursive - this or that book is written. The program demonstrates a genuine 19th -century scribe’s office with objects, which the scribe then used, they can be held in their hands and examined. At the end of the program, a master class is held, on which the guys write a birch bark letter with a written letter by goose feathers.

The “Living Old Man” program gives an idea of ​​the life and way of life of the peasants and talks about the purpose of such ancient objects as ruble, spinning spin, butterfly, grabbing. In the museum, these things can not only be seen, but also touched with your own hands.

And there are many such examples of using interactive at the museum events. These innovative forms of excursion services are an important means of attracting visitors to the museum.

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