SHARE Resources

Supporting Guidance for Accreditation Standard

Accreditation Guidance

Latest version of the Museum Accreditation Standard

Museum Accreditation Standard

This simple checklist is designed to help you plan what documents you need for an Accreditation application.

SHARE’s updated Evaluation Toolkit is a comprehensive look at everything you ever wanted to know about evaluation in museums.

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SHARE’s updated Evaluation Toolkit is a comprehensive look at everything you ever wanted to know about evaluation in museums.

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This Word document provides an example of a Mentor Agreement between a museum and its Accreditation mentor, based on the original version by Arts Council England (ACE).  Further guidance for mentors can be found on the ACE website

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Your forward plan isn’t just for Accreditation- it should be a user-friendly, working document that enables you to identify and share your goals, and the measures to achieve them. The Accreditation Standard states that effective, resilient organisations plan both for long-term success and to make sure they can adapt and survive in a changing environment.

Access Checklist based on MLA’s Access for All Self-Assessment Toolkit.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it

Access For All Toolkit: Enabling inclusion for museums, libraries and archives (MLA, 2004)

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it

Co-creating Community Projects: An Introductory Guide, by SHARE Museums East

Creating New Displays: Norfolk Museums Service Access Standards for Display

Creating New Displays: Template for planning a new display or gallery

You are worth it! How to charge for/get the funding you deserve to work with children and young people who deserve it.

Commissioning is the process by which Local Authorities and other Public Service providers decide how to best use their resources to improve outcomes for people

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Do’s and Don’ts of Communication

SHARE’s updated Evaluation Toolkit is a comprehensive look at everything you ever wanted to know about evaluation in museums.

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Heritage Engineering Network: Guide to Writing Panels and Labels

A research project for Norfolk Museums Service by Jonathan Tooke.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it

Wonderful Things: Learning With Museum Objects. 80 pages packed with inspiration and ideas including techniques, ideas and over 50 games for use with all ages. MLA/ Julian Vayne, Museum of Barnstaple and North Devon.

Make it Snappy: Top Tips for Writing Well

A report showcasing a year-long SHARE project providing marketing support to three museums in Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire: John Bunyan Museum, the British Schools Museum and Much Hadham Forge Museum (Helen Mitchell, April 2014)

Case studies, findings and recommendations from SHARE Museums East’s work with small museums in the Eastern region (Judith Carruthers).

Quick Access Checklist for Volunteer based Museums, based on MLA’s Access for All Self-Assessment Toolkit.

Red House Digital Marketing

https://www.sharemuseumseast.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2019/02/Red-House-Digital-Marketing.pdf

Safeguarding for Museums: A Series of Short Guides. DBS Checks – Who Needs One? (Kathy Moore and Tom Bright, 2014)

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

https://www.sharemuseumseast.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/Safeguarding-for-Museums-DBS.pdf

This is a report about the findings from the IDEA programme (Insight from Digitally Engaged Audiences) run by SHARE Museums East in 2021-22. The aim of the programme was to help museums:
• understand who their digital audiences are
• understand what their digital audiences value and want
• identify any differences between their digital and in-person audiences
• and therefore feed into plans for future digital engagement and marketing

Tips for writing good museum text for labels, panels, marketing and advocacy documents.

Guide for moving to contactless donations within museums.

As we increasingly move towards being a cashless society, many organisations are thinking about what this means for them. The technology to take contactless payments has got cheaper in recent years and a growing number of products have become available for charities looking to take donations this way. In this free resource we share the questions you need to consider when trying to find the right provider for you. We will also look in more detail at some of the products and providers currently on the market in the UK.

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When it comes to taking donations online, charities have an ever-increasing choice of platforms and service providers. While it can be tempting to make the decision solely on price there are a number of factors that organisations need to consider. In this free resource we set out some of the questions you should consider when deciding which online donation platform is right for you, and provide an overview of a range of platforms currently on the market in the UK.

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

A handy guide to writing grant applications by Stephanie Potts (Development Manager, Museums Norfolk), part of a presentation given at the Museums Norfolk meeting on 28th February at The Nelson Museum.

A guide to retail in museums. SHARE Museums East & Association for Cultural Enterprises.

Recorded training session on Decarbonisation for Museums

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxqBYwOWtUo

Watch the recording of our session on Ingredients of Success: Profitable Cafés in Museums: https://youtu.be/dF1-1bvIglM 

Trainer: Paul Cottrell from Turpin Smale

Setting up a café or catering offer is increasingly important for museums wishing to offer a memorable visitor experience. Your aims may differ, but a café can be seen as one of the first steps towards financial sustainability or linked to your community engagement goals. This half day session will take you through the essential ingredients of a successful catering offer, led by Paul Cottrell from Turpin Smale. The session will also include a series of case studies from around the region illustrating how museums have successfully developed their catering offer.

Session outline

Paul will be looking at how you can simplify the process of running a successful café and ensure you concentrate on what is important. This includes managing your people effectively, good planning, controlling your costs and checking if your café is fit for purpose. A good café should reflect you and your team’s creativity and flair; whether you aim to make it a community hub or generate some income. On the day we will include live case studies from around the regions looking at how museums have been able to adopt novel and successful solutions to catering. This session will make a complex and sometimes challenging enterprise a little bit simpler.

The learning outcomes from the session:

• Understand the need to agree your rationale for your cafe offer
• Gain an understanding of people management within the catering context
• Able to set measurable objectives when developing a catering offer
• Understand how to control costs
• Identify which types of service and business models may work for you (assisted service/table service/food to go/seating etc

About the trainer

Paul Cottrell, has extensive knowledge of hospitality catering and visitor attractions. Working for a range of organisations including Chatsworth House & Waddesdon Manor. As a consultant, Paul has worked on feasibility studies, budget planning, hands-on training and mentoring colleagues in the sector.

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A case study from the Warner Textile Archive (2014)

A step-by-step guide to digitising collections – from planning your project, to purchasing equipment and choosing software.  Developed by Sarah Stephens, freelancer photographer and SHARE trainer. 2017

Derek Brain, Conservator, Birmingham Museums Trust, 2015

Derek Brain, Conservator, Birmingham Museums Trust, 2015

A short film where a conservator demonstrates the calibration of a dial hygrometer. 2012

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A short film where a museum conservator demonstrates setting up and calibrating a thermohygrograph. 2012.

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A helpful guide to cleaning limestone objects, reproduced here with kind permission of Stefanie Müller, 2021.

Playlist of pre-recorded presentations from the 2023 UCM/SHARE Collections Care Conference, hosted on the University of Cambridge Museums YouTube channel.

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLDhExi_byiwmgZJRDfacPKXqzAK3Nk6-L

What is Collections Rationalisation and why would you want to do it? Watch this short animation and begin the first steps to organising your collections.

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Includes templates for a rationalisation plan and a rationalisation policy. Report by Emmeline Leary, commissioned by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

 Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it. 

A step-by-step approach to collections condition reporting, by Deborah Walton, UCM Regional Conservation Officer for Cambs & Peterborough, 2022

A list of useful resources from UCM Conservation Team training session, 2022

Example of a simple condition report template.
Kirstie French, Conservator, University of Cambridge Museums, 2022.

Another example of a simple condition report form.
Kirstie French, Conservator, University of Cambridge Museums, 2022.

An example of a condition report form for objects on loan.
By Kirstie French, Conservator, University of Cambridge Museums, 2022.

A basic guide to Copyright, including typical questions asked by museums and collections.  By Naomi Korn, IP Consultant, 2017.

Information and Resources, 2016

Key points to remember. 2016.

A Quick Guide to the UK’s Exceptions and Limitations to the Exclusive Rights, 2016.

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Larry Carr, Collections Hazards Officer, Science Museums Group, 2015

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Updated version of Emergency Planning Toolkit, SHARE Museums East, 2023.  See also, Emergency Planning Guidance Notes.

Updated version of the Emergency Planning Toolkit, SHARE Museums East, 2023.

Download link: https://www.sharemuseumseast.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2023/02/SHARE-Emergency-Planning-Template.docx 

SHARE Emergency Planning Template

Guidance notes to accompany the SHARE Museums East Emergency Planning Template, 2023.

Comprehensive guidelines and information. SHARE Museums East, 2011.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

A glossary of light terms developed by staff and students at University of Cambridge Museums, 2018.

Developed with Larry Carr, one of the UK’s authorities in the subject of health hazards found in object collections, this downloadable version of the SHARE Museums East Hazards poster takes you through 7 simple steps to successfully managing hazardous material in museum collections.

Useful guidance and resources for museums caring for collections after lockdown or prolonged closure.  Deborah Walton, University of Cambridge Museums Regional Conservation Officer for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, September 2021.

Practical guide produced by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Practical guide produced by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Practical guide produced by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Practical guide produced by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Practical guide produced by SHARE Museums East, 2012.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Poster, from our Integrated Pest Management course. Jane Thompson-Webb (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), David Pinniger and Tony Irwin (Norfolk Museums Service), 2009.

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From our Integrated Pest Management course. Jane Thompson-Webb (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), David Pinniger and Tony Irwin (Norfolk Museums Service), 2009.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

From our Integrated Pest Management course. Jane Thompson-Webb (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), David Pinniger and Tony Irwin (Norfolk Museums Service), 2009.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

From our Integrated Pest Management course. Jane Thompson-Webb (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), David Pinniger and Tony Irwin (Norfolk Museums Service), 2009.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

From our Integrated Pest Management course. Jane Thompson-Webb (Birmingham Museum & Art Gallery), David Pinniger and Tony Irwin (Norfolk Museums Service), 2009.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

What’s in the box? Conservator Juliane Ovenden describes the contents of a museum labelling and marking kit in a short 5 minute film.

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A short film where a conservator demonstrates labelling and marking paper objects from a museum collection.

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A short film where a museum conservator demonstrates the labelling and marking of textiles.

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Labelling & Marking Booklet from Collections Trust

Series of guides for labelling different types of object – all from National Museums Liverpool

Series of guides for labelling different types of object – all from National Museums Liverpool

Series of guides for labelling different types of object – all from National Museums Liverpool

Series of guides for labelling different types of object – all from National Museums Liverpool

Series of guides for labelling different types of object – all from National Museums Liverpool

A short film where a conservator demonstrates the marking of museum objects using the starch paste method.

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Labelling guidelines from an initiative by The Campaign for Museums, 1999.

Although this resource is now quite old, it is still a useful reference so we have retained it.

Fabric Covering Boards

Pinning on Small Objects

Designing labels and display panels, top tips

Assessing, packing and moving Natural Science collections to new stores: Case study -Planning the relocation of the Natural Science collections stored at the Museum Resource Centre in Ryegate Road, Colchester. Nigel Larkin, 2013.

A link to the NatSCA (Natural Sciences Collections Association) website and their guidance to legalities of holding natural science collections.

Policies and Legislation NatSCA

Collected resources from our Object Handling & Packing course. Sarah Norcross Robinson (Norfolk Museums Service) and Deborah Walton (UCM).

Collected resources from our Object Handling & Packing course. Sarah Norcross Robinson (Norfolk Museums Service) and Deborah Walton (UCM).

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

A series of helpful guides on Oral History.

The resource can be used to help assess your current facilities in terms of security and environmental monitoring. Published by National Museum Directors’ Council and Touring Exhibition Group, 2021.

This resource was created as a result of a SHARE Museums East Coffee Morning led by Deborah Walton, UCM Regional Conservation Officer (Cambridgeshire and Peterborough). With thanks also to coffee morning participants for their input and ideas.

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Recorded training session on Decarbonisation for Museums

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxqBYwOWtUo

Trainers: John Moore, Net Zero Carbon consultant, John Taylor, Greater South East Energy Hub

If you are wondering how to get started with or increase your understanding around the ACE Investment Principle Environmental Responsibility, this should help.

The training covers:

• First priorities in reducing environmental impact
• What to measure and track and how to obtain this information
• Structure and content of a Carbon Reduction Plan
• Typical actions you can take and what impact they will have
• General support and specific grant funding available to help with the technical elements
• Case studies of what others have been able to achieve

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Equity and Inclusion for Museums: introductory resources
Diversity and Inclusion are central to a fair society and to the success of institutions
in being relevant to communities. We are all at different stages of engagement with equitable and
inclusive practice. With that in mind this is a set of introductory
resources in different formats and media, outlining key concepts, inclusive language
and example.

Do you have questions about your museum’s governance structure and CIO status?

This 9 page document will help you with the following:

• What does Incorporation mean?
• How you might improve the legal protection for your Trustees?
• How might your governance relate to Arts Council Accreditation?
• Next? – Other resources to consult

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Covid-19 inside premises risk assessment template, kindly created by Ian Reed of the SHARE Heritage Engineering Network.

IMPORTANT – review and adapt this template to your organisation’s own circumstances before using.

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Covid-19 sample museum reopening priority task list, kindly provided by the Museum of Power, Essex

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Covid-19 site works risk assessment template, kindly created by Ian Reed of the SHARE Heritage Engineering Network.

IMPORTANT – review and adapt this template to your organisation’s own circumstances before using.

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NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

Equity and Inclusion for Museums: introductory resources
Diversity and Inclusion are central to a fair society and to the success of institutions
in being relevant to communities. We are all at different stages of engagement with equitable and
inclusive practice. With that in mind this is a set of introductory
resources in different formats and media, outlining key concepts, inclusive language
and example.

Toolkit for museums, including case studies and planning materials.

Exploring Trust Options: A practical guide to the feasibility stage (Renaissance Yorkshire)

A guide to using focus groups in a museum setting.

Top Tips for Forward Planning.

Summary video of some development work with Eastern Region museums in Spring 2021.  SHARE commissioned Rachel Mackay (therecoverroomblog.com) to support 4 museums to help them to grow through the tough times of Covid restrictions. This 10 minute video sums up her top ten tips – which actually apply at any time, not just in Covid times.

Retail KPI spreasheets to download and use. From the SHARE Museums East Retail Forum.

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Thoughts on Trustee Recruitment: Finding the right people for your organisation.

Notes from Frank Hargrave (Director of Colchester + Ipswich Museums) on recruiting for Colchester Museums Development Foundation

(from a SHARE Museums East discussion session, December 2020)

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A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A series of example documents relating to volunteering in museums, including recruitment forms, letters and role profiles, created by museums in the Eastern region.

A guide to help museums recruit, brief and work with freelancers. To view please click here.

The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2011-12.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2012-13.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2013-14.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2015-16.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2016-17.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2017-18. Version 2, updated to correct economic impact of visitors values.

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The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2018-19. Version 2, corrects a minor error.

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The 2009-10 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2010-11 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The data collected through the Annual East of England Museum Benchmarking exercise 2011-12.

A summary of the 2011-12 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2012-13 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2013-14 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2015-16 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2016-17 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2017-18 Annual East of England Benchmarking report.

The 2018-19 East of England Benchmarking summary report.

The 2019-20 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. (The survey was previously known as ‘Benchmarking’). You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/east-of-england-1hd12yxjm8zmw6k?live

Or download the PDF by clicking on the image in the right-hand box (we recommend the infographics report as it gives more options)

The East of England data collected through the Annual Museums Survey 2019-20.

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The 2020-21 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/ams-2021-east-of-england-1h7z2l8k1090x6o?live

For the full question set, definitions and related privacy and data agreements, please refer to southwestmuseums.org.uk/what-we-do/consultancy/annual-museum-survey-2021/

The 2021-22 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/1pzm59yvjnwm15i25eevn3ldjmi1dpqnxn7

There also six locality reports: short, interactive reports providing a snapshot of each county’s museums and their core operational data of context, audiences, finances and workforce.

• 2022 Locality Report: Bedfordshire
• 2022 Locality Report: Cambridgeshire
• 2022 Locality Report: Essex
• 2022 Locality Report: Hertfordshire
• 2022 Locality Report: Norfolk
• 2022 Locality Report: Suffolk

For the full question set, definitions and related privacy and data agreements, please refer to southwestmuseums.org.uk/what-we-do/consultancy/annual-museum-survey-2021/

The 2022-23 East of England Annual Museums Survey report. You can view the dynamic infographics report here: infogram.com/1pxxj1zpdr3z1vcqmmkezxrgz9in0wn26jg?live

There also six locality reports: short, interactive reports providing a snapshot of each county’s museums and their core operational data of context, audiences, finances and workforce (due to the small number of museums in Bedfordshire, this county is combined with Hertfordshire).

• 2023 Locality Report: Cambridgeshire
• 2023 Locality Report: Essex
• 2023 Locality Report: Hertfordshire and Bedfordshire
• 2023 Locality Report: Norfolk
• 2022 Locality Report: Suffolk

A guide to the use of benchmarking in advocacy. Dr Harriet Foster.

Information on how to use Benchmarking data effectively for funders.

This resource supports you use your benchmarking data effectively to develop relationships with your local politicians.

Information on how to use Benchmarking data when providing information to the media.

Examples of calculations that can be performed on benchmarking data. Dr Harriet Foster.

NEW for 2023! SHARE’s Data Driven Museums looks at how museums can make better use of data and features case studies as well as a comprehensive list of data sources.

SHARE’s updated Evaluation Toolkit is a comprehensive look at everything you ever wanted to know about evaluation in museums.

This is also available in a print-friendly version.

SHARE’s updated Evaluation Toolkit is a comprehensive look at everything you ever wanted to know about evaluation in museums.

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This is a report about the findings from the IDEA programme (Insight from Digitally Engaged Audiences) run by SHARE Museums East in 2021-22. The aim of the programme was to help museums:
• understand who their digital audiences are
• understand what their digital audiences value and want
• identify any differences between their digital and in-person audiences
• and therefore feed into plans for future digital engagement and marketing

Short case studies from grant recipients: Gainsborough’s House, Flag Fen Archaeology Park, Diss Museum, Swaffham Museum, Royston Museum, Scouts Heritage Collection and West Stow Anglo-Saxon Village.

Short case studies from grant recipients: Brightlingsea Museum, Cambridge Museum of Technology, Peterborough Museum and the Stained Glass Museum.

Short case studies from grant recipients: Peterborough Museum and Art Gallery, Museum of Cambridge, Oxburgh Hall and Dunwich Museum.

Short case studies from grant recipients: The Farmland Museum and Denny Abbey, Museum of Cambridge and Epping Forest District Museum.

A pdf guide

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Behavioural economics says we are sometimes rational, but most of the time our rationality is limited by our ability to work things out, the large amount of information available, the limited relevant knowledge we have, and our own lack of time and energy.

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Shared Enterprise and Apollo Fundraising Individual Giving and Legacies
Workshop 3 – Major Gifts

Shared Enterprise and Apollo Fundraising
Individual Giving and Legacies
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Workshop 1
Relationship Fundraising

A pdf guide

This is a self-assessment audit, so please rate your own skills and experience in each of the following sections.

A blog about GDPR

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Action planning template

Drawing on the workshops, this guidance gives some basic ideas and approaches on how to develop a fundraising strategy. Although aimed at smaller museums, the guidance might be of interest to larger organisations with multiple functions and staff.

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Giving to Heritage: the Case for Support at St Nicholas Chapel

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Strategy Case Studies: Museum of East Anglian Life – p.9, Norwich Castle Museum and Art Gallery – p.19

Working with Business Case Study: Gainsborouh’s House – p.21

Legacies Case Study: De Havilland Aircraft Museum – p.15

Commercial Operations Case Studies: Epping Forest District Museum – p.25, John Bunyan Museum – p.23

Individual Giving Case Studies: Essex Record Office – p.13, Fry Art Gallery – p.11

Online / Digital Case Study: Cambridge Museum of Technology – p.17

NB SHARED Enterprise does not endorse or recommend any particular online giving service.
This is not a comprehensive or exhaustive list of online giving providers. Before choosing to use any online giving service, careful research should be undertaken to inform your decision.

Whole Organisation Approach to Fundraising

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Introductory Guidance