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The Canadian Museum Reference in Technology Canadian Heritage Information Network New Roles and Challenges in the Improvement of Online Access to Canadian Heritage Content Dish 2009 – Rotterdam – December 10, 2009

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The Canadian Museum Reference in Technology

Canadian Heritage Information Network

New Roles and Challenges in the Improvement of Online Access to

Canadian Heritage ContentDish 2009 – Rotterdam – December 10, 2009

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Summary:Summary:

CHIN and the Canadian Heritage CommunityDigital Heritage ContentOnline AccessChallenges and New RolesNext Steps

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Special Operating Agencyof the Department of Canadian

Heritage, created in 1972

CHIN enables Canada’s museums to connect with each other and their

audiences throughdigital technologies

Mobilizes and supports collaborative Networks

of heritage professionals and researchers

Supports the developmentand presentation of

digital heritage content

Develops and providesskills development

resources for heritage professionals

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CHIN CHIN –– 19721972--20092009

1972 – The National Inventory Program1982 – Canadian Heritage Information Network1995 – First Corporate / Professional Web site1999 – Artefacts Canada National Database2001 – Virtual Museum of Canada2009 – Redesign of Web sites, 3 portals:

The Corporate siteThe Professional ExchangeThe Virtual Museum of Canada

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CHIN as a NetworkCHIN as a Network

1300 Member Museums & Heritage OrganizationsArtefacts Canada: a National Inventory

4 Million Records721 000 Images

Virtual Museum of Canada500 Virtual Exhibits & Educational Games350 Learning Resources in the Teacher’s Centre

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Museums and Technology Museums and Technology Survey 2005Survey 2005

80% of Canadian Museums have a Web presence74% have Images of their collections online63% use a Collection Management System14% have collections online through their own Website

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ChallengesChallenges

Basic Descriptive data about collections?

Available or accessible?

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New Roles and Next StepsNew Roles and Next StepsFrom Collection Management to Information ManagementRedeveloping Artefacts Canada

Knowing about the users and their needsApplying knowledge organization tools and techniquesStandards and more standards

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ChallengesChallenges

Rigid structures

Read only mode

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New Roles and Next StepsNew Roles and Next Steps

Build open and flexible systemsEstablish linksProvide interactive tools and space

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For more informationMadeleine Lafaille

Heritage Information [email protected]

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