Join Scott Sayre and Kris Wetterlund -- and colleagues from across North
America -- in this 6-day exploration of the strategic ways in which
museum information can be organized, accessed and shared...

 

MUSEUM INFORMATION MANAGEMENT

Museums hold a wealth of diverse information that is increasingly
recognized as a key institutional and community resource. Recognizing
the dimensions, value, and potential of this information and planning
for its strategic integration and management provide the focus for this
new immersion course. Whether you work with collections, research,
programming, marketing and audience development, or management within a
museum or heritage setting, this course strengthens your ability to:

* define the types of information managed across your institution 

* recognize its current and potential strategic value to the institution
and to the communities it serves 

* appreciate the role of computer and Web-based information systems to
organize, process, and access information 

* identify opportunities to integrate information to enhance its use and
value, and to generate innovative perspectives 

* apply principles of strategic planning to identify information
management opportunities and strategies 

* identify resources (human and other) required to accomplish your
strategic goals 

 

Dates: February 26 - March 3

Location: University of Victoria, Victoria, British Columbia

Fee: $610 CDN, includes $550 tuition and $60 materials

Course information: View Attachment

 

You can participate on a credit or non-credit basis - for more
information on this course and others offered in the Spring of 2007,
please visit our website at View Attachment 

 

 

Joy Davis

Program Director

Cultural Resource Management Program

Division of Continuing Studies

University of Victoria

T: (250) 721-6119

joydavis at uvcs.uvic.ca

www.uvcs.uvic.ca/crmp/

 

 

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