Our goal is for museums and iwi to be significantly strengthened by increased participation in our programmes and by working collaboratively at a local and national level.
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- Location:
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Phone:
- 0508 NSTP HELP (0508 678 743) New Zealand only
- Mon - Fri:
- 8:30 am - 5:00 pm
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NZMuseums website: Check out the latest collection items added from museums all over New Zealand Contact us to request your museum's logon to NZMuseums or for more information.
Events
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- Engaging museum audiences: Wel...
The Marae, Te Papa
Thursday, November 26 at 10:30am - Engaging museum audiences: Chr...
Philip Carter Family Auditorium at ...
Friday, November 27 at 10:00am - Engaging museum audiences: Auc...
Cropper House Function Centre at Mu...
Monday, December 14 at 10:00am
Favorite Pages
National Services Te Paerangi The NZMuseums widget is a tool that goes on your website or blog to search the NZMuseums database. It is free to use and will come with easy to follow instructions. Contact Lucie at NSTP (luciep@tepapa.govt.nz) if you would like to be involved in the launch of the widget by having it on your website or blog!
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Our dress rehearsal for the Interagency Kapa Haka. Performances from groups at Ministry of Defence, Ministry of Education, ACC and many more.
Photos: Norman Heke, Te Papa
National Services Te Paerangi Six of New Zealand's museums feature in this list by Museum Marketing of museums on Twitter. They forgot the Air Force Museum!
Source: www.museummarketing.co.uk
For the sixth month I have looked at museums on Twitter and the number of people following them, the latest research can be downloaded here.
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The Jack Morgan Museum are doing great work cataloguing their collection using Significance 2.0 as their tool: http://significance.collectionscouncil.c
Source: www.jackmorganmuseum.co.nz
Jack Morgan Museum, Hukerenui, Northland, New Zealand
National Services Te Paerangi The New Zealand Presbyterian Archives Research Centre are the first to create a blog after attending our 'How to promote your museum using online tools' workshop. Congratulations, it is looking great!
Source: preshist.wordpress.com
National Services Te Paerangi Five rules for museum content by Seb Chan at The Powerhouse Museum. "Museums must be Discoverable, Meaningful, Responsive, Useable/Shareable, Available in all three locations – online, onsite and offsite."
Source: bit.ly
I’m just back from presenting at the New Museum Lab event in Amsterdam run by the Nationaal Historisch Museum. My talk was titled ‘Digital Effects: Content, Communities and the Museum DNA’ ...
National Services Te Paerangi Julia is in Northland for the next 10 days visiting a variety of museums. You can keep up to date with what the Development Officers are up to but checking our their quarterly On-the-road diaries.
Source: www.tepapa.govt.nz
National Services Te Paerangi's mission is to strengthen the museum sector by providing practical and strategic help to museums and iwi throughout Aotearoa New Zealand. We are a team of eight.
National Services Te Paerangi Latest blog post on NZMuseums: Inside your museum: an outsiders perspective by Giles Brown of Click Suite
Source: www.nzmuseums.co.nz
This site features New Zealand museums and their collections. It is also a directory of museum locations, opening hours, and ‘what's on’.
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Learn how to design museum programmes and exhibitions that encourage audience participation at 'Engaging museum audiences'.
Nina Simon presents a series of free seminars in a town near you. Wellington: Thursday 26 November, Christchurch: Friday 27 November and Auckland: 14 December. Check our Events on Facebook or Calendar of events on our website for more information.
Source: www.tepapa.govt.nz
Museum of New Zealand Te Papa Tongarewa
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Nina Simon, manager of Museum 2.0, will present free two-hour seminars in Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Learn how to design museum programmes and exhibitions that encourage audience participation
Time:10:00AM Monday, December 14th
Location:Cropper House Function Centre at Museum of Transport and Technology
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Nina Simon, manager of Museum 2.0, will present free two-hour seminars in Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Learn how to design museum programmes and exhibitions that encourage audience participation
Time:10:00AM Friday, November 27th
Location:Philip Carter Family Auditorium at Christchurch Art Gallery
National Services Te Paerangi
Nina Simon, manager of Museum 2.0, will present free two-hour seminars in Wellington, Christchurch, and Auckland
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Find meaningful ways to incorporate visitors’ voices into your institutional programmes. Aimed at museum exhibition developers, educators, marketers, technologists and anyone working in museums and art galler...ies, the seminar examines techniques for:
- Developing exhibit and programme components that invite visitors to participate during a museum visit
- Helping visitors feel welcomed to the museum and providing them with experiences (tours, objects, exhibits, activities) that are customised to their particular interests
- Identifying objects that promote conversation, and designing exhibitions that encourage people to have dialogue around the artefacts
- Thinking about how each visitor's experience or stories can be accessed and used to make the exhibition more interesting to other visitors.
About the presenter
Nina Simon (United States) manages the talented museum consultancy Museum 2.0. Creating participatory, dynamic, and audience-centred museum spaces is the focus of Museum 2.0. Learn more about Nina at http://museumtwo.tumblr.com/
There is no attendance fee for this presentation.
Please RSVP to Tamara Patten by Wednesday 11 November. Email tamarap@tepapa.govt.nz, call 04 381 7246 or freephone 0508 678 743Read More
Learn how to design museum programmes and exhibitions that encourage audience participation
Time:10:30AM Thursday, November 26th
Location:The Marae, Te Papa
National Services Te Paerangi Museums all over Otago are learning about social media today at our workshop 'How to promote your museum using online tools' at the Dunedin Public Art Gallery.
National Services Te Paerangi Today, Julia our North Island Museum Development Officer is at the New Zealand Conservators of Cultural Materials conference in Auckland, learning all about the public face of conservation and how the profession can remain relevant in a rapidly changing world.
NZCCM - New Zealand Conservators of Cultural Materials, New Zealand Conservators. NZPCG and New Zeal
Source: www.nzccm.org.nz
NZCCM - New Zealand Conservators of Cultural Materials - a conservator cleans, consolidates and repairs objects where necessary, NZPCG and New Zealand Professional Conservators Group
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National Services Te Paerangi wrote on Engaging museum audiences: Wellington's Wall.
