FAQ

Amuzeo is a digital-heritage initiative that provides open-source learning materials, tools, and workshops to support GLAM professionals across Asia in cultural-heritage preservation, 3D digitisation, and immersive technologies.

Amuzeo is designed for galleries, libraries, archives, and museums (GLAM) professionals, educators, students, and researchers working in cultural heritage, digitisation, immersive technologies, and digital curation.

Users can access tutorials, digitisation workflows, 3D scanning guides, sample datasets, ethics guidelines, intellectual-property resources, downloadable templates, workshop recordings, and publications.

Yes. All learning materials, templates, and toolkits are provided under open licenses to support equitable access and capacity-building across the GLAM sector.

Yes. Amuzeo runs regular online and in-person workshops covering 3D scanning, photogrammetry, immersive environments (AR/VR), metadata standards, and digital-curation practices.

Workshop registration links are posted on the website and sent by email. Some workshops are open to the public, others are reserved for invited GLAM partners

Absolutely. Amuzeo regularly partners with museums, libraries, archives, and universities across Asia. You can contact us through the “Partnerships” or “Contact” page.

Yes. Amuzeo publishes research outputs, field guides, case studies, and GLAM-focused toolkits. Contributors may also submit work for consideration.

Most assets are licensed for non-commercial educational use, but details vary. Always check the specific license or contact us for permission if unsure.

Basic guidance is provided through documentation and tutorials. For project-specific consultation, please contact us to discuss collaboration or tailored support.

Yes. The platform is supported by academic researchers and the RMIT Strategic Impact Fund 2025: A.I Toolkit for Cultural Heritage Digitisation and Preservation.