Museum Ideas 2020

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Zui: Funding for COVID recovery

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Zoom

Webinar recordings from external sources

2020

Below is a list of external organisations regularly holding webinars and posting their recordings.

Born Digital Collecting

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Zoom

Zui recording: Visitors - what, who and how?

17 Jul 2020

Video recording of the zui kōrero 'Visitors - what, who and how?'. 

What do today's museum and gallery visitors expect, who are they, and how can we make their visit memorable?

Presenters:
Angie Judge, Dexibit – data analytics (slides available here)
Gayle Beck, Te Papa – research on audience expectations/behaviour
Sabine Doolin, Insight Unlocked – Manifesto for Audience Focus
Adrian Kingston, Te Papa – Audience Impact Model

ICOM Ethics conference: Ethical Challenges of Contemporary Collecting During a Pandemic

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Zoom

Visitors: what, who and how? zui

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Impact of coronavirus on museums survey June 2020

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10 Jul 2020
We need updated evidence of the impact of Covid-19. This follows on from our April survey, and asks for details of financial, staffing and other impacts that your organisation is experiencing and anticipating.  

Zui recording: Digital opportunities

19 Jun 2020
Video recording of zui kōrero on digital opportunities during COVID-19.

Manatū Taonga sector regeneration resources

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Kaihautū Māori Co-leader Arapata Hakiwai, Tumu Whakarae Chief Executive Courtney Johnston and Chair of the Te Papa Board Dame Fran Wilde with Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in Te Papa’s Toi Art. (Photo: Jo Moore, Te Papa)
19 Jun 2020
Manatū Taonga has developed a list of initiatives, funded in the Government’s Budget 2020, to support the museum and gallery sector.
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