Panel One: Objects and Their Audiences: Twenty-First Century Concerns
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Start Date
16-5-2019 10:45 AM
Description
In the 21st century, collecting institutions continue to expand the role of the audience with a renewed focus on user engagement, active learning, and community input. In this session, we will delve into the preservation implications of how rare materials are presented and used in cultural heritage institutions.
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May 16th, 10:45 AM
Panel One: Objects and Their Audiences: Twenty-First Century Concerns
In the 21st century, collecting institutions continue to expand the role of the audience with a renewed focus on user engagement, active learning, and community input. In this session, we will delve into the preservation implications of how rare materials are presented and used in cultural heritage institutions.