If you missed a workshop, or want to revisit something you learnt at one, this section supplies you with presentations and resources from our workshops.
How to make an education programme without LEOTC* funding
*Learning Experiences Outside the Classroom
A poutama one | step one workshop
Download the following documents from the workshop:
Workshop agenda
Workshop presentation
Example education programme: Matariki 2009
Example education programme: Treaty2U exhibition
Education programme template
Biography of Victoria Esson, workshop presenter
Digital photography for the web: an introduction to digital imaging for museums and galleries
A poutama one | step one workshop
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Michael's workshop presentation is in four parts.
Part one covers – getting started, archiving, image integrity and file types
Part two covers – aperture, shutter speed and ISO
Part three covers – post-production, tripods, autofocus, photographing behind glass
Part four covers – portraits, composition, installations, tools, things to watch and check
Digitising museum collections
A poutama one | step one workshop
Click here to access the presentation and other information from this workshop.
Building support in your community
A poutama one | step one workshop
Download the following documents from the workshop:
Workshop presentation
Workshop exercise sheets
Affordable collection care techniques
A poutama one | step one workshop
Download the following documents from the workshop:
Workshop powerpoint presentation
Condition treatment report template
List of safe materials for conservation
How to promote your museum using online tools
A poutama one | step one workshop
Visit the blog created for this workshop series.
Visit the workshop series on twitter.
Conservation for non-conservators
A poutama two | step two workshop
Workshop powerpoint presentation
The conservation of large metal objects displayed outdoors
A specialist conservation workshop
Hazardous objects in museums
Presenter's general information
Visit the Canadian Conservation Institute website and scroll down for a series of guides on metal conservation. These notes are available for free download.