Online outreach at RCAHMS / Alan Muirden, RCAHMS Education Manager, Andrew Nicoll, ScotlandsPlaces Outreach Officer

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The document discusses online outreach efforts at the Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland (RCAHMS). It describes RCAHMS's Canmore database, which contains over 300,000 recorded sites and 3 million collection items. It also discusses MyCanmore, a tool launched in 2009 that allows registered users to contribute images and text. MyCanmore now has over 6,000 registered users and 27,000 contributed images. Current outreach projects using Flickr are also mentioned.

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Online Outreach at RCAHMS
Alan Muirden : RCAHMS Education Manager
Andrew Nicoll : ScotlandsPlaces Outreach Officer

Canmore
•Inventory
•> 300,000 recorded sites
• Catalogue
•> 3 million Collection items
• Online Image Gallery
•> 150,000 digital images available

My Canmore
• Launched August 2009
• Final phase of ‘Treasured Places’
• Continuous monitoring, no intervention
• Subject of ‘Beyond text’ PhD studentship research
• MyCanmore UserGroup formed February 2011

My Canmore – headline results
• > 6,000 registered users
• > 27,000 public image contributions
• > 1,600 public text contributions

MyCanmore images
© West Lothian Archaeology Group

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