Online Collections Discussion Panel: Advice You Should Take Back to Your Institution
At this year’s Axiell LA Roadshow, we held a fascinating discussion panel on the subject of ‘online collections’. Four experts, from institutions such as The Broad and The Getty, explored: harnessing social media, crowdsourcing, 3d scanning and where they think the field of online collections is going.
Here, the panellists discuss the balance between being cautious and adventurous and why institutions should be working together on collection data.
The panellists were: Rich Cherry, Principal, Modern Operations (Chair); Heather Hart, (formerly) Director of IT, The Broad; Julia Falkowski, (Formerly) Web and Interactive Media Producer, Balboa Park Online Collaborative; David Newbury, Enterprise Software Architect, J. Paul Getty Trust (@workergnome).
Please note, Julia and Heather have since moved on to new roles. Heather Hart is now Vice President of Information Technology at The Huntington, whilst Julia Falkowski is now Content Designer at Intuit.
Full Discussion Panel: Watch Now
Recorded at Axiell’s LA Roadshow, hear some of 2018’s success stories and get expert insight on creating interactive experiences, whether you should be monetising your collection and what does ‘permanence’ mean for online collections?
Watch more:
Online Collections: How to Find the Perfect Balance Between Being Reactive & Thinking Long-Term
Online Collections: 5 Things the Experts Find Interesting Around Online Collections
Online Collections: 4 Pieces of Advice for Someone Publishing Their Collection Online
Online Collections: Advice You Should Take Back to Your Institution
