Meet Hanna, a museum professional with a passion for art and history. To her, learning should be exciting, fun, and take unexpected paths to delight learners. She is happy to bring her expertise in cultural outreach to the team. 

Program Manager and Curator

Curator Schulmuseum Bern

Museum Director School Museum Bern

Facilitator

Meet Daniela: an expert in digital education, lifelong learner and museum lover. Before reimagining the digital museum space, she managed digital transformation projects related to education. She finds inspiration in art and nature and inspires the team with her optimism and commitment to creating engaging learning experiences.

Daniela Lozza, program manager at the Digital Museum of Learning

Program Manager

As a curator and museum educator, I seek to inspire curiosity and lifelong learning by providing engaging experiences that promote a deep understanding of diverse perspectives.

Program Manager & Curator

Meet Cornelia – and you’ll never forget her! Cornelia is a passionate, positive force with expertise in finance and event management. Cornelia’s love of culture, education, and museums brought her from the world of finance to the Digital Museum of Learning.  


Program Assistant

Meet Christina, an ever-curious (art) historian who loves to discover the fascinating stories behind everything she encounters. In addition to being an avid reader, she has a wide variety of interests: birds, photography, history, art and gaming. Christina is always eager to learn more and share her passion for knowledge with others! 


Program Specialist

Our passion: education and museums

Team Members

The resourceful team of the Digital Museum of Learning has a passion for education and museums. Meet Daniela Lozza, Lone Le Floch-Andersen, Christina Thurman-Wild, Cornelia Lieb, and Hanna Woodhead.

Christina Thurman-Wild

The Nutmeg’s Curse by Amitav Ghosh

Hans Memling

Christina’s team.Favorite Stories

The Gould League of Bird Lovers of New South Wales

Sea swindlers! Blue buttons and dragons?

A rock pile ceases to be a rock pile the moment a single man contemplates it, bearing within him the image of a cathedral. -Antoine de Saint-Exupéry