Re:source The Council for Museums, Archives and Libraries A Best practice examples NOF Digitise Seminars September & October 2001 David Dawson, Senior.

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re:source The Council for Museums, Archives and Libraries A Best practice examples NOF Digitise Seminars September & October 2001 David Dawson, Senior ICT Adviser People’s Network Development Team

Ancient Egypt British Museum aimed at Key stage 2 use of two contrasting points of view use of interactive games and activities virtual senet game demonstrates through technology more effectively than print more economically than face to face sessions adults learn through games too!

Comqass allowed for lots of piloting still underestimated started evaluating with a text only version use of trails to introduce the unexpected key lesson the nearer the site is to being completed, the more costly it is to change costs include enthusiasm, commitment, design ethos

Romans in Sussex many ideas similar to Compass low cost development aimed at different audiences themes developed link to predetermined database searches eg objects found in a Saxon cemeteries or a burial discussion forum integration of a project with existing website shop on main website

Darwin Country theme driven approach places simple GIS system low cost creative thinking vs budget constraints

Digital Powys communities and places a platform for further development community content

Knowsley relevant to people using local ICT learning centre in library sense of place using famous local people to introduce interesting ideas

Westalls War story led approach people local author unrecognised or undervalued stories community led content asks for feedback

Digital Bach single topic depth of material manuscripts, biography, portraits, signatures, instruments … effective use of sound

Stories from the Web clear target audience clear objectives fun design boring stuff for adults ….

Benwell Centre of the Universe!!! involving local community alternative views use of free or open source tools

Lascaux innovative approach unable to see the real thing! presenting cave paintings and interretation side by side perfect Dublin Core metadata in 4 languages!

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