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eHive
eHive is a web-based collection cataloguing system. It makes cataloguing and publishing of your collection easy and affordable.
Spectrum discussion - Loans in and Loans out
Spectrum discussions are focussed on sharing practice between organisations and individuals. This is an opportunity to informally chat with sector colleagues about how your museum approaches a Spectrum procedure, get feedback, troubleshoot a scenario, and ask questions of each other. The topic for this discussion is Loans in and Loans out: Loans in – managing […]
Why can't we just use Google?
Surely Google can help us find objects in collections across the UK’s museums? Chief Executive Kevin Gosling addresses a key question at the heart of the Collections Trust’s recent feasibility study for DCMS on mapping digitised collections.
Nothing new except what has been forgotten
Kevin Gosling blows the dust off some of the initiatives to connect the nation’s collections that almost everyone has forgotten about.
Contact us
We are always happy to hear from you with collection management questions or enquiries about any aspect of our work. But, salespeople, please don’t bother us; our strict policy is to refuse cold sales calls and emails. By email Our general email address is office@collectionstrust.org.uk. To email a particular person directly, please see the page […]
Spectrum 101 - Object exit
In this Spectrum 101 session, we’ll be looking at: Object exit. It’s free and simple to join but you do need to register.
Impact of Covid-19 on DCMS sectors
Submission from Collections Trust to the DCMS Select Committee’s call for evidence on the impact of Covid-19 – a proposal for temporary protection of collections at risk when museums become insolvent
Sharing collections stories at the Hat Works
Emma Hadley describes how sharing its collections online using iMovie has been a great success – and an unexpected by-product of the Banish the Backlog cohort programme.
Vacancies
Outreach Officer (part-time, 0.6 FTE) Collections Trust is looking for someone with excellent presentation skills who cares about how collections are managed to deliver training and advice, and act as an ambassador for the Spectrum standard. We are committed to being an equal opportunities employer and to increasing the diversity of our staff, board and […]
Rationalisation, disposal and Buffalo Bill
Gallery Oldham have been collecting and caring for varied objects, from historical items and artworks to natural history specimens, since 1883. In this guest blog post Gallery Oldham’s Collection Assistant, William Longshaw, tells us about an object that ‘came back from the brink’ during a recent collections rationalisation programme.
Pulling together: Collections Trust 2017 Conference Speakers
Here are speakers of the 2017 Collections Trust conference.
Copyright and digital content
The growth of the internet has provided collection holders with more opportunities to digitise, adapt, publish and share material. However, the relative ease of reproducing resources with new media means that you need to be aware of the implications for your collections.
Web Accessibility Initiative
The Web Accessibility Initiative provides resources on its website and works by developing support materials to help understand and implement web accessibility and developing resources, through international collaboration.
Buying from online sources
This resource provides a checklist for buying collections from online sources. It is list of considerations when purchasing a work of art or an antique from an online auction house.
Freedom of Information Act 2000
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 provides public access to information held by public authorities. Public authorities are obliged to publish certain information about their activities and members of the public are entitled to request information from public authorities.