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    Explore online delivery – exhibitions online instead of physical.. Online provide ways to expose some collection items that won’t lend themselves to physical exhibitions. Greater reach Opportunity to connect with Education Queensland

    Explore online delivery – exhibitions online instead of physical.. Online provide ways to expose some collection items that won’t lend themselves to physical exhibitions. Greater reach Opportunity to connect with Education Queensland

    Explore online delivery – exhibitions online instead of physical.. Online provide ways to expose some collection items that won’t lend themselves to physical exhibitions. Greater reach Opportunity to connect with Education Queensland

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    1. The Digital Future of Heritage Louise Denoon – Heritage Collections Anna Raunik – Client Service and Collections Grant Collins – Collection Preservation 5 November 2009
    2. Bathers under the Indooroopilly Railway Bridge, Brisbane, Queensland, ca. 1930. Image 4847 Do it once, well and for the future
    3. Picking pineapples on a plantation in the Glass House Mountains 1956 Collaborate: don’t re-invent! Share and work together
    4. Esplanade at Burleigh, Queensland, Christmas 1932 Access for all!
    5. Diners at the Palms Cafe in Queen Street, Brisbane, in the 1950s Respect creators and organisations – attribute!
        • Shared values
        • Do it once, well and for the future
        • Collaborate: don’t re-invent! Share and work together
        • Access for all
        • Respect creators and organisations – attribute!
      Moving forward together…
    6. Measuring success usage vs quantity 200,000 views of 400 images on FLICKR Commons an average 500 views per image Champion racehorse Bernborough, being ridden by Billy Nielsen, in the early days of his racing career
    7. Measuring success usage vs quantity 50,000 + images on Picture QLD an average of 120 views per image
    8. What is knowledge?
      • 11 minutes versus 11 months
    9. Ownership Aboriginal Corps at Yarrabah
    10. Staff capacity
    11. Contemporary collecting
      • State election materials
    12. Digitize or discover?
    13. User created content Image from Wesley Fryer under Creative Commons Attribution, Share-Alike License http://www.flickr.com/photos/wfryer/
    14. Interpretation and engagement
      • Growing interest in Queensland’s past
      • screen grab of exhibition
      http://www.slq.qld.gov.au/whats-on/exhibit/online/becoming_qld

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