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Faire de la place pour diverses façons de savoir dans les systèmes d’information sur les collections des musées – Erin Canning (août 2020)
In light of ICOM’s dedication of International Museum Day 2020 to the theme of “Museums and Equality: Diversity and Inclusion”, it is worth looking at how documentation practices, policies, and infrastructures – technical and otherwise – can fit into these broader institutional goals. Committing to diversity, equity, and inclusion involves… Read More
2006 Gothenburg
Wider perspective – broader base Gothenburg, Sweden | September 10-14, 2006 The venue for the 2006 CIDOC conference was the Museum of World Culture. The local organisers were Hans Rengman and Anne Murray. There were two pre-conference workshops, “Introduction to the CIDOC-CRM” and “Introduction… Read More
2014 Dresden
Access and Understanding – Networking in the Digital Era Dresden, Germany | September 6-11, 2014 The 2014 annual conference of CIDOC, the International Committee for Documentation of ICOM, took place in Dresden, Germany. Read More
2016 Milan
Museums and Cultural Landscapes ICOM MILANO PROGRAM 2016 CONFERENCE PAPERS LIDO working group (Chair: Regine Stein) Gordon McKenna, Implementing LIDO Angela Kailus, The Common Catalogue of Data Fields for Prints and Drawings: a Guide to… Read More
Documents avant et après une catastrophe – Comment coopérer avec d’autres personnes lors d’un incendie ou d’une autre catastrophe? Erika Hedhammar (octobre 2018)
Fires and other disasters for museums, archives and libraries happen now and then. Recently, we have heard of the tragic fire at the National museum in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. Does your museum, archive or library have a plan for this? What is included in… Read More