In the world of cultural heritage, the incorporation of technology is a recent phenomenon. Therefore, learning about it is becoming more and more necessary. Numerous cultural institutions still know nothing about the potential of information and communication technologies (ICT) in aiding the preservation, reevaluation, and communication of their collections. They think that the economic and human cost is an unsurpassable barrier. For this reason, it is essential to disseminate to the greatest extent possible the true potential of technological applications in the area of cultural heritage. In this way, we can calm the fears that might otherwise be generated by the introduction of these new technologies.