by Sholeen Sanker | Jan 22, 2021 | collections management, ETHER, ETHER Education, Latest News, workshops
Our Training Series Training sessions will include 8-12 hours of training interaction, coupled with practical work which you will conduct on-site. These will commence on 15 February 2021: Lesson Planning for Museum EducationBuilding Museum Web Sites using...
by Sholeen Sanker | Jun 5, 2020 | collections management, databases, ETHER, Latest News
All museums must have an up to date and accurate inventory of their collections and other items. Is this true for your museum? The importance of Inventory The Spectrum 5 procedure for Inventory defines this as “Making sure you have the basic information to be...
by Roger Layton | Sep 28, 2018 | collections management, ETHER Base, Latest News, Museums, SPECTRUM
We are happy to announce that ETHER Base V2.1 has become one of only three Collections Management Systems (CMSs) in the world which meet the strict requirements for Spectrum 5. ETHER Base has a unique design among the range of CMSs available throughout the world,...
by Roger Layton | Aug 30, 2017 | collections management, ETHER Base, ETHER Digital, ETHER Education, ETHER Governance, GRAP 103, Museums, workshops
GRAP 103 season has started, and is already in full swing as museums, libraries, archives, and galleries rush to meet the deadlines for financial reporting at the end of this financial year. We are offering a range of support to help your institution prepare and to...
by Sholeen Sanker | Aug 25, 2017 | collections management, ETHER Conferences, ETHER Conservation, Heritage News, Museums, storage management
ETHER will be attending two conferences between September and October and will be displaying many of our products related to ETHER Conservation and ETHER Base. The conferences that we would be attending are the UKZN Preservation Conservation Conference and the...
by Sholeen Sanker | Mar 2, 2017 | collections management, Tips and Tricks
Week 9: Careful cleaning Metals Rationale: When attempting to cleaning metal it is important to know that metals surfaces are porous and can be damaged very clearly. therefore if you are not sure how to clean the items do not try ask a conservation expert. To review...
