This document outlines a collaborative project between academia and cultural heritage organizations to provide opportunities for knowledge exchange between postgraduate students, early career researchers, and practitioners. The project includes workshops, conferences, and scholarship schemes to help students build skills and networks outside their own institutions. Representatives from the University of Glasgow's HATII and Glasgow Life programs, as well as the Tall Ship organization, are involved in the project. The hashtag #smkeglasgow will be used to collect tweets and feedback about social media use cases.

1. Ann Gow: Academia & the Cultural Heritage Sector

2.  collaborative project
 postgraduate students and early career
researchers Arts and Humanities
 0pportunities for knowledge exchange
 With practitioners in
 academia, museums, archives and libraries, and
the voluntary sector

3.  scholarship scheme
 workshops
 conference
 develop skills for PGR and ECR
 to build networks, reputation and esteem as
researchers
 structured opportunities to learn about social
media practice outside own discipline and
institution,
 wide variety of sectors beyond academia.

4.  HATII (Information Studies)
 Glasgow Life
 Museum Studies and Information Management
Masters Programmes
 Glasgow Museums
 Tall Ship
 Glasgow Digital Humanities

5.  Jillian Ney: Social Media Researcher
 Matt Barr: Research Development Specialist
 Tony Pollard: Director of the Centre for
Battlefield Archaeology/Senior Lecturer, History
 Fiona Carmichael: Learning and Access Officer,
the Tall Ship
 #smkeglasgow

6.  Your chance to ask questions, get help, set up
twitter
 Create community from today
 #smkeglasgow

7.  Using #smkeglasgow
 Collect all tweets
 Up until Thursday 29th March
 Case studies:
http://storify.com/ihr_history/social-media-
knowledge-exchange-workshop
 http://storify.com/DigCurV/digcurv-
workshop-framing-the-digital-curation-curr

8. @hatii_glasgow
@The_Tall_Ship
@DrTonyPollard
@hatii_matt
@jillney
@smke_org
#smkeglasgow