The Hmm, MU, and Affect Lab launch ‘Toolkit for the In-Between’

The Toolkit is an online space full of experimental experiences, fresh examples, and multidisciplinary knowledge on hybrid events. It is a means to inspire the cultural sector to produce creative hybrid events and get them started in this inbetween space, connecting online and on-site audiences.

Contrary to what you might expect, this toolkit does not contain information about tools or technology. Instead, Toolkit for the Inbetween puts audiences front and center. It doesn’t advise you on matters like which platform works best to livestream, as this information becomes obsolete in no time. Rather, you’ll learn how to make sure visitors interact with your stream.

As of today, you can experiment with the Toolkit for the Inbetween‘s playful and colourful dashboard on your own device, or visit us until October 29 at the Innovatielabs exhibition at the Klokgebouw, Eindhoven. So be sure to check it out!

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