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CDLC Webinar Recording: Introduction to 3D Scanning for Museums and Libraries

The full recording of our CDLC webinar on entry-level 3D scanning for museums and libraries, plus the slides and our getting-started guide.

Jack DefayJack Defay
July 27, 20264 min read
Thank you to everyone who joined us for the recent CDLC webinar on 3D scanning for museums and libraries. We're excited to share the full recording so you can watch it again or catch up if you missed the live session.
During the session we covered practical approaches to entry-level 3D scanning, how institutions can start documenting collections, and ways these digital models support accessibility, education, and preservation.
We've also prepared two resources for attendees:
If you have questions about the content or want to discuss how 3D scanning could work for your institution, feel free to reach out.
Thank you again to the CDLC team for hosting us.
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