Presentations that are available to view are shown in blue. Click the title below to open the presentation file.
Mark Creyton. The changing nature of volunteering
Christine Ianna. Incidents and Disasters, Preparation, Planning, Response and Recovery: what’s new in 2022?
Dr Michael Marendy. Caring for Textiles in Small Museums
Erika Taylor & Emma Shield. Tweed Regional Museum. With our community, for our community
Alinta Krauth. MOD Museum Adelaide. Digital Museums: how do we engage audiences in their own homes
Stephanie Parkin & Howard Guille. North Stradbrike Island Museum on Minjerribah. Walking Together must be an enduring endeavour
Dr Jessica Stroja, Mr Tim Menkins and Dr Hanna Craig-Ward. Redleaf. Environmental Artefacts? What Artefacts?
Allison Olds. Redland City Library. First Five Forever
Bruce Smith. Redland Museum. From One Photograph to a Successful Exhibition
Lizzie Riek & Emma Bain. Redland Art Gallery. Curating from the Redland Art Gallery (RAG) Collection
Michael Banks. Griffith University. Managing your small collection and making it relevant
Rebecca Lush. Integrated Pathology Learning Centre. Remains to be Seen
Paul Ledington Redland Museum. Being Different: A Toolbox for Change
Julie Baird. Newcastle Museum. Doorman not Dictator.
Andrew Overton. Overton Creative. Strategic Inentions
Lisa Nardone. Grantplus Consulting. Grant Seeking – 10 Things You Need to Know!
Kerry Mulholland. Miles Village Historical Museum. Story Telling 101 – Miles
Joe Hextall. Eumundi Museum. Reinvigorating the same old, same old
Sylvia McGarry. Redland Museum. Telling your own story
Caroline Wilson-Barnao, Craig Middleton & Lisa Enright. The University of Queensland and National Museum of Australia. Redefining crisis in museums: insider’s perspectives on digital engagement.
Kevin Wright. Interactive Experiences. Enhancing Exhibits with Digital Experiences.
Ross Bower. Redland Museum. Switch on to Science
Fiona Eastwood. Redland Museum. My Museum … making memories with children by using artefacts, activities and anecdote
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We acknowledge their Elders, past and present, and extend that respect to all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Peoples in our Community.
