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FINAL WORD

The Coronavirus changed working life for so many of us. To what extent have museum staff across Scotland been able to adapt their usual activities for a temporary online environment?

Most museums operate already to a great extent online, so have adapted quickly and well, although it is still early days and the main focus for many since lockdown has

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