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Making Engaging Online Projects Megan Richardson Webinar for the Ontario Museums Association Tuesday 2 June 2020 @ 10 am EDT Key stats 6 years $12+ million 168 projects coast to coast to coast funding + phased projects +

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Making Engaging Online Projects

Megan Richardson

Webinar for the Ontario Museums Association Tuesday 2 June 2020 @ 10 am EDT

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Key stats

  • 6 years
  • $12+ million
  • 168 projects
  • coast to coast to coast
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funding + phased projects + ongoing support

= investment

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1 call 3 streams

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small investment (Community Stories) $15,000

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medium investment $50,000 - $150,000 large investment $150,000 - $250,000

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Quick pitch

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Digital Museums Canada

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Mission

We help Canadian museums and heritage organizations build digital capacity, so we can all access a wide variety of stories and experiences.

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Benefits

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Benefits …for users …for organizations

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Benefits …for users

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Experience diverse stories and unique digital experiences

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Hanging Out virtual exhibit – La Boîte rouge vif

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Access rich material

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Fill a knowledge gap

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Enjoy and be inspired

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Learn a new skill

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Shift an attitude or behaviour

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Visitors to the virtual exhibit came to visit the Museum after discovering it online and enjoyed our exhibition on eel fishing.

Judith Douville, Musée de la mémoire vivante

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Benefits …for organizations

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Create dynamic user experiences

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Do things that are different or not feasible

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Share collections and stories widely

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Preserve history, heritage and culture

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Language Resources

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Highlight new research

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Digitize some of the collection

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Improve digital, museological and storytelling skills

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The VMC helped me find my ‘story telling voice’. The exhibit has come to life.

Lorri Dauncey, Central Okanagan Heritage Society

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Build online presence

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Developing our Community Story enabled us to reflect on and share our community's unique traditions, and to showcase the resources archived by our small facility.

Lindsay Foreman, Agassiz-Harrison Museum and Visitor Information Centre

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Reach existing and new audiences

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Grow your network & build new relationships

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5 Questions + 4 Tips

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5 questions

  • 1. What is it about?
  • 2. Who is it for?
  • 3. What experience do you want users to have?
  • 4. Who could you work with?
  • 5. Which digital tools and technologies could

you use?

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4 tips

  • 1. Check your eligibility
  • 2. Read everything carefully
  • 3. Pick a stream
  • 4. Develop your proposal
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Thank you!

virtualmuseum.ca vmc.proposals@historymuseum.ca