“…During the Covid-19 pandemic, New Heritage is contributing more than ever to national, regional and local cultural heritage experiences, providing access and new, virtual forms of cultural engagement when traditional sites for heritage experiences such as museums, archives, libraries and national trust sites were closed due to health and safety considerations. The potential for interactive, participatory, multi-sensory digital heritage experiences to offer insight and knowledge through innovative means as well as new learning tools have been subject of a substantial body of research ((Gingrich et al 2018;Gingrich et al 2019;Gingrich et al 2020)…”