Webinars
The IATM Board is promoting a monthly Webinar to maintain contact with our members and to enlarge the range of participants from not only directors and CEOs but also other staff members and colleagues within our wider museum networks.
Duration: 1 ½ hour
Time: Monthly, last Thursday in the month at 2pm GMT (3pm CET), via Zoom to be hosted by individual museums, recorded and added to IATM website.
Please click on the title of the webinar for more information
| date 2021 | theme | speaker | museum | participate/broadcast |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thursday 28 October | Behind the scenes tour; introduction to collections and printing stamps | Jiri Střecha | Postal Museum, Prague | Join Zoom Meeting |
| Thursday 4 November 14:30[GMT]/15:30[CET] | Live General Assembly and Webinar | IATM Board Webinar speakers - Kimmo Antila, Frank Gnegel and Peter-Paul de Winter | Finnish Postal Museum, Communication Museum in Frankfurt and Dutch Railway Museum | Join Zoom Meeting |
| Thursday 9 December | Christmas Social Museum Shops: Collections into cash and reputation… | Laura Mullins and Molly Jackson | London Transport Museum, with visits to other festive museums | Details coming soon |
| Thursday 24 June | Behind the scenes at the DB Museum in Nuremberg | Dr. Oliver Götze | DB Museum | |
| Thursday 27 May | Digital learning to schools and homes | Elizabeth McKay, Joachim Breuninger and Alison Bowyer | London Transport Museum, Technical Museum, Berlin and Kids in Museums | |
| Thursday 29 April | How are our visitors and working practices changing post-Covid? | Sam Mullins & Laura Wright With Steve Mills (Decision House) and Claire Cheriyan (TfL) | London Transport Museum and Postal Museum | |
| Thursday 25 March | Museums Go Digital with Hidden London and the Tank Museum | Sam Mullins, Chris Nix, Molly Jackson and Nick Wyness | London Transport Museum | |
| Thursday 25 February | Curating under Quarantine | Stephen Quick | Ingenium, Ottawa, Canada | |
| Thursday 28 January | Restoration of the steamship DS Rigi, Lake Lucerne 1848-1952 | Martin Bütikhofer | Swiss Transport Museum, Lucerne | broadcast |