Last week we reviewed how archives can enhance museum collections online. This week will continue our work with an examination of specific examples, including what items different types of archives may contain and where to capture this data.
If you have a smartphone, have used a customer service chat, Googled, or asked Siri something, you have used Artificial Intelligence (AI). What about within the museum physical space?
The museum field is not one that considers itself “cutting edge” or even very technical, and yet AI can have a tremendous positive impact on our work and how we engage with our audiences.
Details of the five things to look for when assessing a fit between a funding opportunity and your CMS project.
A museum expert details how interns can be successfully included in museum CMS projects at the data cleanup and refinement stage.
A museum expert details how interns can be successfully included in museum CMS projects at the data creation stage.
A museum expert highlights how interns can be included in museum CMS projects at the data capture stage
A museum expert highlights how interns can be included in museum CMS projects with three project ideas.
A museum expert outlines the start-to-finish process for cataloging objects into a new museum CMS.
Understanding how you can load data into your new CMS will dictate which data capture options are your best path forward: focus or commonality.
Understanding your options for how to get new data into your museum CMS is an important foundational element to your success.
Get to know your new CMS; museum expert describes the three top priorities for establishing a successful foundation for collections management
Creating a batch process for cataloging vast swaths of the collection saves hours multiplied exponentially by the number of object records we create.
