The document discusses strategies for the Smithsonian Institution Archives to increase engagement with its online resources. It identifies key target audiences such as researchers, serious online researchers, and the general public. It outlines the Archives' mission to document the Smithsonian's activities and increase access to its resources. Strategies discussed include identifying goals and key performance indicators, and increasing engagement with Smithsonian history content and share of conversation around collections. Specific tactics mentioned are "Women in Science Wednesday" posts and measuring increases in in-depth visits to history content pages.
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6. Target Audiences
Researchers (interns, fellows, academic
researchers)
Serious online researchers (Wikipedians, Collections
mystery solvers on Flickr Commons etc)
General public enthusiasts (Lifelong Learners, DIYer
looking for information and help)
Smithsonian record creators
7. Broad Organizational
Mission
“The Archives’ mission is to document the goals and
activities of the whole Smithsonian in its pursuit of
increasing and diffusing knowledge, and exciting
learning in everyone. The Archives is also responsible
for ensuring institutional accountability, and for
enhancing access to the rich and diverse resources in
its care. ”