For the 23rd edition of SITEM, the trade show dedicated to the museum world, {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES] brought together a number of professionals from heritage establishments for a workshop on Thursday January 24. These professionals discussed the diversity of their approaches to defining and implementing digital strategies for their establishments. These presentations were also an opportunity to discuss the many different types of collaboration that can be envisaged to implement these strategies: training courses, collaboration with schools, external support linked to a region’s entrepreneurial ecosystem. Thank you for coming in such large numbers!
To listen to the workshop discussions, download the podcast
You can also view the workshop presentation HERE.
11′ – Speakers
The various participants in this workshop are presented.
57 ‘ – Digital ?
Where digital is defined in its technical and, above all, social dimensions.
3’53 – What skills need to be developed?
Where the need for training to refine or welcome new skills is discussed. To find out more, read the article written HERE a few months ago.
5’23 * Opening up cultural venues to their territories.
Where new opportunities for collaboration between museums/monuments and their local areas are highlighted, with a view to enhancing innovation.
6’18 – {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES], what is it?
A brief description of our offers for cultural institutions.
7’16 – Centre des monuments nationaux: innovative projects, opportunities to develop links with schools
Where 10 minutes is necessarily clocked when it comes to evoking 100 monuments and more than 40 experiments implemented. {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES] has led and coordinated some of these collaborations between schools and monuments.
17’58 – The Muséum National d’Histoire Naturelle : training teams to build a common base.
Where it is necessarily necessary to go back to the Muséum’s global strategy to understand the major issues involved in training teams in digital skills. {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES] has been working with the Muséum since 2016 to train its teams.
26’35 – La Monnaie de Paris-11 Conti : opening up to innovation
Where the reputation of a recently renovated cultural facility depends on communication and a policy of open innovation in its territory. {CORRESPONDANCES DIGITALES] has been working with Monnaie de Paris since 2018 to identify new partners (schools, innovative companies, innovation venues and networks) to build an innovative and attractive events program. To find out more, you can read the article written HERE a few months ago.
32’38 – By way of conclusion: museums’ missions enriched by their digital implications
Where digital strategies are put into perspective in relation to the overall missions of CMN, the Museum and Monnaie de Paris: to educate and transmit through partnerships with schools, to support and mediate through professionals who master new forms of communication, and to open up and develop audiences through a range of partnerships.
