Publications

Good Practice
Collecting & Sharing Good Practice for Lifelong Learners in Art Museums and Galleries in Europe.

Training Needs
Training and Professional Development Programmes for Museum and Gallery Educators to Support the Delivery of Lifelong Learning.

Action Points
Promoting More and Better Opportunities for Adult Learning in Museums and Galleries –Changing Lives Across Europe.

Good Practice Evaluation Matrix
This matrix can be used as a working tool for galleries and museums to promote, identify and develop good practice within lifelong learning projects. It should be read in conjunction with the Good Practice publication.

Reports

Collect & Share Interim Evaluation Report, Carla Padró, University of Barcelona
Collect & Share Final Evaluation Report, Carla Padró, University of Barcelona

Presentations from the Collect & Share International Conference: Lifelong Learning in Museums and Galleries: a life-changing experience, Stockholm 2005

• Conference Programme
• Conference Speakers' Biographies
• Discussion Groups
• Conference Evaluation Summary

Presentations

• Collect & Share Overview
  Kirsten Gibbs, Deputy Director of engage, Lead Partner in Collect & Share
• Dumbing Down Intellectual Culture: Frank Furedi, lifelong learning and museums
  Jean Barr, Professor of Adult Continuing Education, University of Glasgow, UK
• Museums and Galleries as Performative Sites for Learning
  Helene Illeris, PhD Associate Professor of Art & Visual Culture, The Danish University of Education

Collect & Share International Colloquium,
London 16 - 18 June 2004

• Conference Programme
• Conference Speakers' Biographies

Presentations

• Museums, Change, Organisations and Society
  Catherine Balle, Directeur de Recherche au CNRS, Centre de Sociologie des Organisations, Paris, France
• Cultural Entitlement and What Galleries and Museums can Contribute to Adult Learning
  Jean Barr, Professor of Adult Continuing Education, University of Glasgow, UK
• Good Practice in Museums and Galleries Education
  Word document or Powerpoint presentation
  Cristina Da Milano, ECCOM, Rome, Italy
• What can Museums Learn from Social Constructionism?
  Carla Padro, University of Barcelona, Spain
  

Training Seminars Reports

European seminars discussing the findings of Collect and Share have / will take place in each of the partner countries - see events page for full details. See below for country specific reports.
Please note there is no set method of evaluation as each seminar is specific to its particular country's needs.

• Finland (Pilot seminar), February 2004
• Denmark, November 2004
• Portugal, April 2005
• UK, April 2005
• Germany, April 2005
• Slovenia, May 2005
• Italy, May 2005
• Finland, June 2005
• UK - Presentation by Roz Hall: Creative Evaluation Approaches, April 2005

Other

Conclusions of the European Museum Forum Workshop:

• Bertinoro (Italy). 6-10 October 2004
• Bertinoro (Italy) 27-30 October 2005

Conference Summaries

• Conference on Adult Education, Bangkok, 2003
• The Museum in a Changing Environment, Washington, 2005

Seminar Presentations

• How Adults Learn, Martin Barclay (School of Lifelong Learning, UWIC)
  Collect & Share Seminar, Cardiff, December 2005

Discussion Reports

• Notes from a discussion of English museum and gallery educators working in visual arts and media. The discussion took place as part of Arts Council England’s Insights Conference –a cross-arts conference for education practitioners, Bristol, March 2006.
  Download report.