A new training course for Galleries, Libraries, Archives, and Museum (GLAM) professionals.
January – March 2025
The course is aimed at those starting or continuing their digital collections journey at small- and medium-sized GLAM institutions, however, many across the sector could potentially find the materials useful. A roundup of the detail below:
- Online course, freely open and available to all
- 7 modules:
- Introduction
- Selection
- Cataloguing and Curation
- Imaging and Digitisation
- Publishing and Discovery
- Public Engagement
- Researcher Engagement
- 64 individual training steps across the modules covering a range of topics, with both practical examples and case studies from the UK and beyond
- 10 introductory training videos
- 16 supplementary worksheet or factsheets
- 11 contributing authors and experts from the sector.
In 2025, we invite anyone working within the GLAM sector and an interest in digital collections to join us for FREE sessions that will introduce this new set of resources, as well as offering attendees the opportunity to provide feedback about the course and help us identify any potential future improvements or updates.
We're planning on visiting the following locations, all will start c.10am (and finish by 4pm):
WALES: Friday 31 January
Committee Rooms 1&2, Glamorgan Building, Cardiff University, King Edward VII Avenue, Cardiff CF10 3WT.
Eventbrite Cardiff, Wales - Book here
ENGLAND: Thursday 6 February
Hallam View, Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield City Centre, Sheffield S1 1WB.
Eventbrite Sheffield, England - Book here
N.IRELAND: Wednesday 26 February
Performance Area, Linen Hall, 17 Donegall Square N, Belfast BT1 5GB.
Eventbrite Belfast, N.Ireland - Book here
SCOTLAND: Thursday 13 March
The Smith Art Gallery, Lecture Theatre, 40 Albert Pl, Stirling, Scotland FK8 2RQ.
Eventbrite Stirling, Scotland - Book here
With one online session on the Friday 28 March for those who miss us in-person:
ONLINE: Friday 28 March, 10.30-12.00.
Eventbrite Online Session - Book here
To access the materials and find out more about these upcoming sessions, please visit https://www.towardsdigitalcollections.org/
You can also contact us via email: info@towardsdigitalcollections.org.