Oklahoma Museums Association

Museum Accessioning and Registration of Collections Online Course for Rural and Isolated Museums (marc Online) [the Museum Accessioning and Registration of Collections (MARC) Course, Developed by the Oklahoma Museums Association (OMA) Historically Has Been Offered as an In-person Two-day Course, But Due to the Pandemic, Oma Plans to Convert It to an Online Course. Oma Believes the Online Format Will Make the Information More Accessible, Especially to Rural and Isolated Museums, Collecting Libraries and Archives Throughout the State of Oklahoma. This Course Teaches a Solid Foundation of Basic Museum Collections Knowledge. Marc Is Great for Staff Working With Museum Collections, Artifact Donations, Exhibit Loans, and Much More. the Marc Course Will Cover Mission Statements, Conflicts of Interest, Ethics, Collections Management Policies, Collecting Plans, Collections Committees, and Legal Issues Relating to Museum Collections and Deaccessioning as Well as the Process of Artifact Donations Including Documentation, the Physical Application of a Number and More.] [purpose:?the Purpose of This Grant Is to Support Four Positions Involved in the Production of a Free, Online Course for Museum Professionals?addressing Fundamentals Of?museum Collections?management.  Activities to Be Performed: the Staff Would Be Involved in Producing, Promoting, and Evaluating a Closed-captioned Online Version of a Museum Accessioning and Registration of Collections (MARC) Course for Rural and Isolated Museums Comprised OF?TEN?60-MINUTE Videos.?  Expected Outcomes:?the expected Outcomes Are Ten 60-MINUTE Videos to Be Posted on The oklahoma museum Association?s youtube channel containing the Entirety of the Marc Course.  Intended Beneficiaries: The audience which would benefit From This comprehensive course being Available Online Would be rural and Isolated Museums, as Well as Collecting Libraries and Archives Throughout the State Of oklahoma, or Any museum Professional who Wants to Learn and Use Best Practices for Their Collections.  Subrecipient Activities:?the Recipient Does Not Intend to Subaward Funds.? ]

Federal grant · project grant (b)

National Endowment for the Humanities

Promotion of the Humanities Division of Preservation and Access to

Oklahoma Museums Association

Committed

$33,983

Paid to

Oklahoma Museums Association

UEI ZEDBEVA2YBA9

2020 Remington Place, Oklahoma City, OK, 73111

National Endowment for the Humanities

Place

OK, UNITED STATES

Performance

Nov 1, 2021 → Feb 28, 2023

What it funds

Award typeProject Grant (B)

ProgramPromotion of the Humanities Division of Preservation and Access45.149

Where the money came from

418-0200Grants and Administration, National Endowment for the Humanities, National Foundation on the Arts and Humanities

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