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You should have a policy on moving objects within your museum and on recording the location of your objects whether in the museum or elsewhere. This could either be a standalone document or part of a wider collections management policy: 🔗 https://buff.ly/45DS6kS #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation

Another important question to consider when forming your policy on moving objects within your museum and on recording the location of objects. 🔗 https://buff.ly/47X3FVO #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation

And we've come to the end of Location and movement control! This is the 13th and final question you need to consider when forming a policy on moving objects within your museum and on recording the location of objects, whether in the museum or elsewhere. This could either be a standalone document or part of a wider collections management policy. 🔗 https://buff.ly/45DS6kS #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation

When forming your policy on moving objects within your museum and on recording the location of objects whether in the museum or elsewhere, you should clarify who can view and edit location and movement records. 🔗 https://buff.ly/45DS6kS #PrimaryProcedures #MuseumDocumentation #Museums

How was is possible for Fei Wu to get Xiang Li's art featured in well-known and well-respected museums? If interested, please check out the clip below and feel free to post questions on the original post, if you have any follow up questions or want to share your own experiences. #art #artmarketing #connection

🖌️📦 Planning a move for your gallery or museum? Our latest blog offers invaluable tips to preserve your art and antiques during transportation. From inventory management to unpacking, learn how to ensure a seamless move. Read now: https://wix.to/uSwT0tV #ArtPreservation #MuseumLogistics #TiYendeMovers #newblogpost

✒ I love this kind of public involvement in heritage and have even sent off an email myself to Hampshire Museums to get a page to decipher! 🤞 📑 Transcription is a tricky thing, I've had some experience with it during my career, and trying to read handwriting is both fun and challenging! ❗ The top tips to remember are: ✍ Write exactly what you see - mistakes, weird spellings, abbreviations and all. ✍ Don't be tempted to guess a word if you're not sure. Make a note so someone else can check it later. ✍ Document catalogues are now designed to be accessed online. So, add as many comments, notes, and spelling updates as possible in the correct fields. This will help the document to be more searchable by researchers. 👋 Need help with writing or reading documents in English?  Let’s connect! 🏛 I help arts and heritage students and professionals improve their communication skills and confidence 👩🏫 Don’t forget to follow me and ring the bell 🔔 on the profile to catch all my posts #archives #janeausten #heapoffacts #transcription #history #englishwriting

ICYMI: How To Choose A Domain Name?: The first thing specialists face when creating a website is the choice of a domain name. To make it clearer, imagine that you have arrived in another city on a tour and you need to find the right museum. Naturally, it will be enough for you to know the exact address of the museum. The same thing happens with sites on the Internet: to find a site, you need to know its address, that is, the domain name.... http://dlvr.it/T46Rcl

FYI: How To Choose A Domain Name?: The first thing specialists face when creating a website is the choice of a domain name. To make it clearer, imagine that you have arrived in another city on a tour and you need to find the right museum. Naturally, it will be enough for you to know the exact address of the museum. The same thing happens with sites on the Internet: to find a site, you need to know its address, that is, the domain name.... http://dlvr.it/T5V0RG

Check out this game in which a hot dog navigates a surreal deserted museum. "Explore the existential journey of a sausage": https://lnkd.in/ejtyAznw #indiegames #indiedev #indiegamedev #videogames