Digital Strategies 2016
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The document discusses digital strategies for museums and cultural heritage institutions. It summarizes four case studies of museum digital strategies from 2013-2016 that focused on open collections, audience engagement, and synchronization across digital and physical platforms. It then outlines key components of a digital strategy including goals, methods, pilot projects, and evaluation. Finally, it maps out example strategies for areas like collections management, digital infrastructure, exhibitions, and communications.
Digital Strategies 2016
- 1. Digital Strategies Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064
- 2. Tate Digital Strategy 2013-15: Digital as a Dimension of Everything http://www.tate.org.uk/research/publications/tate-papers/19/tate-digital- strategy-2013-15-digital-as-a-dimension-of-everything Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum 2015: Strategies Against Architecture http://mw2015.museumsandtheweb.com/paper/strategies-against-architecture-interactive-media-and- transformative-technology-at-cooper-hewitt/ Democratizing the Rijksmuseum 2014 http://pro.europeana.eu/files/Europeana_Professional/Publications/ Democratising%20the%20Rijksmuseum.pdf Victoria & Albert 2016 https://madebymany.com/blog/open-access-a-new-digital-direction-for-the-v-a
- 3. Tate Digital Strategy 2013-15: Digital as a Dimension of Everything Audience-centered Distributed across multiple platforms Open and sharable Sustainable and scalable
- 4. Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum 2015: Strategies Against Architecture Open Collections Digital & Spatial Synchronization Personalization
- 5. Rijksmuseum Digital Strategy 2014 Democratizing the Rijksmuseum Open Collections Scalability of Digital Collections Reuse of Collections
- 6. Victoria & Albert Open Access Self-sufficient Digital Publisher Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices
- 7. Rijksmuseum Open Collections Scalability of Digital Collections Reuse of Collections Tate Audience-centered Distributed across multiple platforms Open and sharable Sustainable and scalable Cooper Hewitt Open Collections Digital & Spatial Synchronization Personalization Victoria & Albert Open Access Self-sufficient Digital Publisher Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices
- 8. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064
- 9. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Strategy & Tactic Goals Methods Pilot projects Deployment Feedback & Analysis Enhance & Re-iterate Long term & short term PROCESS (tactics) (strategies)
- 10. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Tactic Communications Strategy Collections Management Audience & Community Digital Infrastructure Exhibition / Curation Interface & Space
- 11. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Strategies of Collections Management Collections Software Cloud Collections Application Programming Interface (API) OPEN CLOSEDWebsite Database Interfaces
- 12. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Strategies of Digital Infrastructure Long Term Storage In-house Applications Facilities & Operations Management Ticketing Digitization IN-HOUSE CLOSED HardwareSoftware
- 13. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Pedagogical Exhibition Design Space Planning Museum Space Mapping Event Planning Visitation Metrics Audience Management Themes (nature of collections) Exhibition & Curation Strategies of Participation
- 14. Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064 Communication Strategies Social Media Traditional Media Audience
- 15. OPENIDENTITY INNOVATIVEPARTICIPATIVE infrastructure collections open knowledge open source community participation pedagogy representation outreach
- 16. Rijksmuseum Open Collections Scalability of Digital Collections Reuse of Collections Tate Audience-centered Distributed across multiple platforms Open and sharable Sustainable and scalable Cooper Hewitt Open Collections Digital & Spatial Synchronization Personalization Victoria & Albert Open Access Self-sufficient Digital Publisher Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices
- 17. TASK 1 What are the Strategies for your project? Document it step-by-step from design to deployment. 2 How does your project tie in to Design Museum’s existing approach? 3 Present your strategy briefly in few steps 4 Compile all strategies into a draft document for Design Museum
- 18. 28 November 2016 - Slides 10 max. 10 minutes. - OR, Video (or animation) under 4 minute 5 December 2016 Design Museum - Slides 10 max. 10 minutes. - OR, Video (or animation) under 4 minute - Demo (as web app / or any other animated way) Contents of Presentation - Name, one-liner, abstract, keywords - Concept (design, UI, History, context etc.) - Operations (how it works) - Methods & Stages of implementation (strategy/tactic) - Outcomes (Analytics, feedback generation etc.)
- 19. Publication of Outcomes Name of Project / Author One-line description Abstract (200 words) keywords (4-5) 1 image Before 5th December Demo Day Presentation Individual or as Group presentation