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Museums and the Web

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How can museums use the web? What benefits can they gain? What are their options for developing their site? Where can they get help? Where should they be looking to promote their site?
A workshop delivered by mark Walker and Robert Taylor for SCIP in Winchester, UK, on 25 March 2008. Funded by MLA.

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  1. Slide 1:Museums and The Web Mark Walker Robert Taylor
  2. Slide 2:About SCIP • Not for profit social enterprise – Training inc Net:Gain – IT Support – Web Design – Databases – Community Projects 2
  3. Slide 3:SCIP in Hampshire and IoW • Funded through Renaissance SE • Working with Museum Development Officers • Initial health check – Diagnose key issues – Quick fixes • Ongoing technical support • Training • Projects ends 31 March 2008 3
  4. Slide 4:This workshop • Review key issues for your organisation • Your own website • Using the web – to promote your museum – make your collections available 4
  5. Slide 5:You and your organisation • Your name and your role • Current number of staf