Accessibility and Dissemination of the Cultural Heritage in a Museum Library: Case Study in the National Archaeological Museum (Spain).

The bibliographic heritage held by GLAM (Galleries, Libraries, Archives and Museums) institutions is an invaluable source for research, culture and education. This paper aims to share a museum library project plan - which was designed in the framework of a state research project - to increase the visibility, accessibility and dissemination of the bibliographic heritage of the National Archaeological Museum Library through the generation of virtual exhibitions. The research project, which will be implemented and completed in 2023, was based on three main research questions and its design was divided into three phases: planning, implementation and closure. The proposal is quite innovative in the field of Spanish heritage both for being undertaken in a Spanish state museum library and for being supported and funded in 2021 by the Spanish Ministry of Science and Innovation in the call 'R + D + i Oriented to the Challenges of Society'. The project design also includes the general objectives, information on the research team, phases and the dissemination and communication strategies. The proposal will allow us to understand further the role of multidisciplinary work teams in these kinds of projects and the effects of combining the use of technologies with the bibliographic collections held at cultural institutions. Once future phases have been completed it is anticipated that the results and lessons learned will be shared. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]