RSI session resource pack – Connected Heritage

Screenshot made up of photographic portraits

Session Resource Pack

Connected Heritage: Unlocking the power of collaboration using digital tools

3.55pm — 4.45pm
Stevenson Lecture Theatre, British Museum & Online

Black and white photo of two tower blocks

Screenshot from The Towers, Oldham website

guide-toolkit

West Vale — The Rise and Fall of Two Towers

Children using clay to make bowls with adults helping.

Archaeological workshop at Beam Park. Image courtesy of L&Q Countryside©

case-study

Video: Archaeology Audience Network

A collection of patchwork quilts alongside cotton and scissors.

Photo by Dinh Pham on Unsplash

guide-toolkit

Using WhatsApp in a community engagement project

A white building with a wooden balcony with a rainbow flag

Photo by Diogo Fagundes on Unsplash

guide-toolkit

Using Google Workspace as a remote collaboration tool

Photo by Mrb Rafi - Own work on Wikimedia Commons. CC BY-SA 4.0

guide-toolkit

How to run an online Wikipedia editathon

Orange and black butterfly on a white and orange flower.

Photo by Sagar Kulkarni on Unsplash

guide-toolkit

Collaborating with volunteers to focus system improvements

Children using clay to make bowls with adults helping.

Archaeological workshop at Beam Park. Image courtesy of L&Q Countryside©

guide-toolkit

Creating a collaboratively produced learning output using interactive digital technology

Open laptop with a website on the screen next to a garden with lots of flowering plants.

Screenshot from video.

case-study

Video: Supporting Science project by Butterfly Conservation

A collection of patchwork quilts alongside cotton and scissors.

Photo by Dinh Pham on Unsplash

case-study

Video: Lancashire Textile Treasures — creating a new gallery online

Digital Heritage Hub is managed by Arts Marketing Association (AMA) in partnership with The Heritage Digital Consortium and The University of Leeds. It has received Department for Digital, Culture, Media and Sport (DCMS) and National Lottery funding, distributed by The Heritage Fund as part of their Digital Skills for Heritage initiative. Digital Heritage Hub is free and answers small to medium sized heritage organisations most pressing and frequently asked digital questions.