Digital Strategies

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Tate Digital Strategy 2013-15: Digital as a Dimension of Everything

http://www.tate.org.uk/research/publications/tate-papers/19/tate-digital-strategy-2013-15-digital-as-a-dimension-of-everything

Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum 2015: Strategies Against Architecture

http://mw2015.museumsandtheweb.com/paper/strategies-against-architecture-interactive-media-and-transformative-technology-at-cooper-hewitt/

Democratizing the Rijksmuseum 2014http://pro.europeana.eu/files/Europeana_Professional/Publications/

Democratising%20the%20Rijksmuseum.pdf

Victoria & Albert 2016https://madebymany.com/blog/open-access-a-new-digital-direction-for-the-v-a

Tate Digital Strategy 2013-15: Digital as a Dimension of Everything

Audience-centered

Distributed across multiple platformsOpen and sharable

Sustainable and scalable

Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Design Museum 2015: Strategies Against Architecture

Open Collections

Digital & Spatial Synchronization

Personalization

Rijksmuseum Digital Strategy 2014 Democratizing the Rijksmuseum

Open Collections

Scalability of Digital Collections

Reuse of Collections

Victoria & Albert

Open Access

Self-sufficient Digital Publisher

Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices

Rijksmuseum

Open Collections

Scalability of Digital Collections

Reuse of Collections

Tate

Audience-centered

Distributed across multiple platforms

Open and sharable

Sustainable and scalable

Cooper Hewitt

Open Collections

Digital & Spatial Synchronization

Personalization

Victoria & Albert

Open Access

Self-sufficient Digital Publisher

Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Strategy & Tactic

Goals Methods

Pilot projects Deployment

Feedback & Analysis Enhance & Re-iterate

Long term & short term

PROCESS (tactics)

(strategies)

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Tactic

Communications

Strategy

Collections Management

Audience & Community

Digital Infrastructure

Exhibition / Curation

Interface & Space

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Strategies of Collections Management

Collections SoftwareCloud Collections

Application Programming Interface (API)

OPEN CLOSEDWebsite

Database

Interfaces

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Strategies of Digital Infrastructure

Long Term Storage

In-house ApplicationsFacilities & Operations Management

Ticketing

Digitization

IN-HOUSE CLOSED

HardwareSoftware

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Pedagogical

Exhibition Design

Space Planning

Museum Space MappingEvent Planning

Visitation Metrics

Audience Management

Themes(nature of collections)

Exhibition & Curation

Strategies of Participation

Digital Strategies for MUSEUMS & Cultural HeritageDOM E-5064

Communication Strategies

Social Media

Traditional Media

Audience

OPENIDENTITY

INNOVATIVEPARTICIPATIVE

infrastructure collections

open knowledge open source

community participation pedagogy

representation outreach

Rijksmuseum

Open Collections

Scalability of Digital Collections

Reuse of Collections

Tate

Audience-centered

Distributed across multiple platforms

Open and sharable

Sustainable and scalable

Cooper Hewitt

Open Collections

Digital & Spatial Synchronization

Personalization

Victoria & Albert

Open Access

Self-sufficient Digital Publisher

Synchronize Digital and Museum Practices

TASK

1 What are the Strategies for your project? Document it

step-by-step from design to deployment.

2 How does your project tie in to Design Museum’s

existing approach?

3 Present your strategy briefly in few steps

4 Compile all strategies into a draft document for

Design Museum

28 November 2016- Slides 10 max. 10 minutes. - OR, Video (or animation) under 4 minute

5 December 2016 Design Museum- Slides 10 max. 10 minutes. - OR, Video (or animation) under 4 minute - Demo (as web app / or any other animated way)

Contents of Presentation- Name, one-liner, abstract, keywords - Concept (design, UI, History, context etc.) - Operations (how it works) - Methods & Stages of implementation (strategy/tactic) - Outcomes (Analytics, feedback generation etc.)

Publication of Outcomes

Name of Project / Author One-line description Abstract (200 words)

keywords (4-5) 1 image

Before 5th December

Demo Day PresentationIndividual or as Group presentation