We invite everyone who is working in a cultural heritage or a collection-holding organisation in roles where they are involved in managing digital collections, supporting research lifecycle from funding to dissemination, providing research infrastructure and developing policies. However, anyone interested in the given topics is welcome to attend.
The final in-person event will be held on 31 May 2023 in Cardiff, hosted by the Amgueddfa Cymru - National Museum Cardiff. This one-day training session is designed as a starting point to a broader set of knowledge that will help you to:
- Understand the research landscape in cultural heritage organisations, benefits of openness for heritage research, basic concepts of open principles and influencing decision makers
- Lay foundations for repository services including stakeholder engagement, policy development, technical overview and project planning
- Adopt common principles and frameworks, technical standards and requirements in establishing repository services in a cultural heritage organisation
- Explore basics of the scholarly communications ecosystem in the context of cultural heritage practices.
This event may also be of interest to early career professionals within the repository or scholarly communications communities.
Book your place:
Read more and sign-up via this blog post: https://blogs.bl.uk/digital-scholarship/2023/04/repository-training-day-in-cardiff.html
Please note that registrations for in-person attendance will close at 4pm Friday 26th May and confirmation for in-person attendance will be sent to the registered email address.
Registrations for online attendance will close at 6pm on Tuesday 30th May. A Zoom access link will be sent to the registered email address prior to the event.
Please contact openaccess@bl.uk if you have any questions or comments about this training programme.