Technology has made museums much more interactive. Now, there are touch screens and even virtual reality headsets that let visitors experience things in a new way. Instead of just reading signs, people can play games or watch videos to learn more. This is especially fun for kids, who might get bored just looking at old objects.

Technology also makes museums more accessible. For example, people can now take online tours, so even if they can't travel, they can still see the exhibits. There are also apps and audio guides in different languages, which help international visitors understand more. Plus, people with disabilities can get more information in ways that suit them.

Technology helps museums protect their collections. For example, they can make digital copies of old photos or documents, so if the originals get damaged, the information isn't lost. 3D scanning is also used to make copies of artifacts, which can be studied or displayed without risking the real thing.

On the other hand, technology can sometimes be distracting in museums. Some people spend more time on their phones or using apps than actually looking at the exhibits. Also, too many screens can make the museum feel less special, and not everyone likes using technology when they visit.