Case Studies Remote learning in museums, heritage and cultural settings Vol.26 202002 GEM Case Studies Vol. 26 2020 Welcome to our remote learning themed edition of GEM Case Studies. There are a myriad of projects and activities highlighted that are sure to inform and inspire. Thank you to the Art Fund for supporting this edition. The impact of the Covid-19 pandemic has encouraged the sector to pivot and provide increased opportunities for remote learning both digitally, through delivering resources like webinars, videos and podcasts, and physically through posting out packs and providing engagement resources through libraries, schools and food banks. The lockdowns of 2020 have left many people isolated and susceptible to anxiety, depression and other mental health

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