The French Ministry of Defence’s Department of Heritage, Memory and Archives (DPMA) is organizing, in partnership with {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES]a cycle of three Webinars in November and December 2020.
As part of Public Innovation Month, this series of Webinars is aimed at professionals in the heritage and cultural sector. 15 speakers will be invited to share their observations, experiences and thoughts on identifying opportunities for innovation in the current crisis. 3 main themes will be proposed:
- 1st meeting: The health crisis, an opportunity to enrich ties with the public – Thursday, November 19 (9:30-11am) -> {Viewreplay]
- 2nd meeting : The health crisis, an opportunity to innovate in the way we organize and work – Thursday, November 26 (9:30-11am) -> {Watch the replay]
- 3rd meeting : The health crisis, an opportunity to innovate the business model for digital activities – Thursday, December 3 (9:30am-11am) -> {Watch the replay]
These meetings are hosted by Sarah Hugounenq, (3rd meeting) and Antoine Roland (1st and 2nd meetings).
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 19 (9:30-11:00) – 1ST MEETING: THE HEALTH CRISIS, AN OPPORTUNITY TO ENRICH THE CONNECTION WITH THE PUBLIC -> {Viewreplay]
- Introduction to the Webinar series – Sylvain Mattiucci, Director, Heritage, Memory and Archives Department, Ministère des Armées.
- Sharing some post-Covid19 cultural practices – Adrian Mohr, founder, L’œil du public.
- Offering edutainment resources on collections (podcasts, videos, stories, games…) to win over a local audience – Franck Moulai, Director of Public Relations, Musée de l’armée.
- Sharing live events: the example of the Shoah Memorial’s instalives – Flavie Bitan, Director of Communications, Shoah Memorial.
- Promoting museum collections to the public online and in situ: feedback on actions carried out with the Musée de la Libération – Scarlett Greco, Head of Digital Services, Paris Musées.
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 26 (9:30AM-11AM) – 2ND MEETING: THE HEALTH CRISIS, AN OPPORTUNITY TO INNOVATE IN THE WAY WE ORGANIZE AND WORK -> {Watch the replay]
- A repositioning of communication-related professions at the forefront? Feedback on ICOM’s report on the impact of COVID-19 on museums, and online initiatives for the professional museum community. Juliette Raoul-Duval, President of the French National Committee, ICOM.
- Involving a venue’s teams in its communications: the #ChallengeAirEspace and #DestinationAirEspace challenges – Alice Charbonnier, Director of Audience Development and Marketing, and Yu Zhang, Director of Communications and Digital, Musée de l’air et de l’espace.
- Encourage contributions from staff/teams and Internet users: the “Stay on board, the sea invites itself to your home! – Rémy Hoche, Head of Communication and Sponsorship, Musée national de la Marine.
- Giving a voice to researchers and professionals to take a fresh look and innovate professional practices: feedback from the Distances section – Ewa Maczek, Interim Director, Office de coopération et d’information muséales (Ocim).
THURSDAY DECEMBER 3 (9:30-11:00) – 3RD MEETING: THE HEALTH CRISIS, AN OPPORTUNITY TO INNOVATE IN THE ECONOMIC MODEL OF ITS DIGITAL ACTIVITIES -> {Viewreplay]
- Premium online services: virtual tour of the Memorial – Nicolas Czubak, Mémorial de Verdun.
- Developing remote guided tours for schools and the general public – Aurélie Perreten, Director, Musée de la Grande Guerre de Meaux.
- Developing public/private partnerships: the example of the Airborne Museum’s Expopad travelling exhibition – Bruno de Sa Moreira, CEO Histovery and Magali Mallet, Director Airborne Museum.
- Monetizing content and resources: the Artips example – Amélie de Ronseray, Director of Development and Partnerships, Artips.
- Calls for projects as a tool for identifying and developing new services: an update on the DPMA’s actions – Laure Bougon, Head of the Remembrance Tourism Section, Heritage, Memory and Archives Directorate, Ministry of the Armed Forces.
