A Gödöllői Királyi Kastély 3 munkatársa a múlt héten Firenzébe látogatott, hogy részt vegyen az Erasmus + ,,Közösségek Múzeuma” projekt szakértői csoportjának találkozóján 2021.10.25-29. között.
A projekt keretében a lengyel Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III w Wilanowie és a Stazione Utopia olasz szervezet képviselőivel közösen szereztek tapasztalatokat a különböző háttérrel rendelkező önkéntesek bevonásáról, motiválásáról. A találkozón arról is szó esett, milyen módon segítheti egy szervezet az önkénteseket abban, hogyan tudnak mesélni az őket körülvevő kulturális örökségekről. A hét során a firenzei múzeumokhoz kötődő jó gyakorlatokkal és különböző programokban résztvevő önkéntesekkel is volt alkalmuk megismerkedni a résztvevőknek. Műhelymunka alkalmakon, pedig lehetőségük nyílt tapasztalatot cserélni, valamint gondolkozni új módszertani ötleteken, elméleteken.
Bízunk benne, hogy a projekt segítségével fejlődhetünk, és új programokat is el tudunk majd indítani a kastélyban!
English:
A "Museum of Communitites" (Közösségek Múzeuma) projektet az Európai Unió Erasmus + programja társfinanszírozza
Three employers of the Royal Palace of Gödöllő visited Florence last week in order to participate in the meeting organised for the Expert Group in the framework of the Museum of Communities Erasmus + project, between 25 – 29 October 2021.
In this project, together with the representatives of the Polish and Italian Partners, the Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III w Wilanowie, and the Stazione Utopia Association respectively, the three participants have exchanged and gained experience with regard to the recruitment, engaging and motivating of volunteers of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. They also discussed how professional organisations can assist volunteers in the learning process so that they can tell narratives about the cultural heritage close to their place of living.
The participants of the project also had the opportunity to learn about the good practices of the various museums of Florence, as well as to get to know volunteers actively participating in different projects. In workshop activities, the participants from the three above mentioned Parties were able to exchange experiences, as well as think about new methodological ideas and theories in museum education.
The employers involved in the project hope that the Gödöllő Palace Museum can benefit from this project, and that they can launch new projects and programs in the Palace in the future.
The Museum of Communitites project is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
A „Közösségek Múzeuma” (Erasmus+) Projekt keretében a gödöllői kastély képviseletében második alkalommal vettünk részt szakmai találkozón a lengyelországi wilanówi kastélymúzeumban (Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III w Wilanowie ). Az előző találkozón megismert lengyel és olasz partnerekkel (Stazione Utopia ) dolgoztunk együtt.
Az Európai Unió Echocast projektjének oktatási anyagát (ezt lengyel partnereink átdolgozták) használva kezdtünk el kidolgozni és kipróbálni új, az önkénteseket, és a múzeumi látogatókat közvetlenebb módon bevonó pedagógiai, tárlatvezetői módszereket.
Hiszen ezen tapasztalatok segítenek majd bennünket, hogy interaktívabb, a látogatókra jobban fókuszáló megközelítéseket dolgozzunk ki, és hogy ezeket használjuk fel a „narratív kockához” is, melyet ugyancsak e program keretében alkotunk meg.
Lengyel partnereink értékes önkéntes programokat mutattak be számunkra, a barokk kort megjelenítő önkéntes tárlatvezetőktől a hímzéseket készítő közösségen át a kertművelőkig. Kiváló példákat láthattunk arra, hogyan is lehet a civileket közelebb vinni a történeti és természeti örökséghez, valamint ezáltal közösséget is építeni.
Hazatérve Gödöllőre a külföldi partnereinkkel való tapasztalatcsere eredményeit igyekszünk hasznosítani múzeumunkban, és párhuzamosan készülünk következő szakmai találkozónkra is, melynek mi leszünk a házigazdái.
A "Museum of Communities" (Közösségek Múzeuma) projektet az Európai Unió Erasmus + programja társ-finanszírozza.
In the Museum of Communities Project, it was the second time this February, that we participated in the expert group meeting, this time, in the Palace Museum of Wilanów, Poland (@wilanow)
Since we were working together with those Polish and Italian Group (@stazioneutopia) members whom we got to know in the first meeting, we had a great deal of opportunities to put into practice and elaborate on the new methods (based on the material of the Echocast, EU Training Programme) that aim to directly involve and engage volunteers as well as visitors in the museum. By using these methods, we plan to design new schemes that focusses on the needs of visitors, and we will also use the new theoretical methods to design the “narrative cube”, which we plan to create in this Project also.
Three employers of the Royal Palace of Gödöllő visited Florence last week in order to participate in the meeting organised for the Expert Group in the framework of the Museum of Communities Erasmus + project, between 25 – 29 October 2021.
In this project, together with the representatives of the Polish and Italian Partners, the Muzeum Pałacu Króla Jana III w Wilanowie, and the Stazione Utopia Association respectively, the three participants have exchanged and gained experience with regard to the recruitment, engaging and motivating of volunteers of diverse ethnic and cultural backgrounds. They also discussed how professional organisations can assist volunteers in the learning process so that they can tell narratives about the cultural heritage close to their place of living.
The participants of the project also had the opportunity to learn about the good practices of the various museums of Florence, as well as to get to know volunteers actively participating in different projects. In workshop activities, the participants from the three above mentioned Parties were able to exchange experiences, as well as think about new methodological ideas and theories in museum education.
The employers involved in the project hope that the Gödöllő Palace Museum can benefit from this project, and that they can launch new projects and programs in the Palace in the future.
The Museum of Communitites project is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
In the Museum of Communities Project, it was the second time this February, that we participated in the expert group meeting, this time, in the Palace Museum of Wilanów, Poland (@wilanow)
Since we were working together with those Polish and Italian Group (@stazioneutopia) members whom we got to know in the first meeting, we had a great deal of opportunities to put into practice and elaborate on the new methods (based on the material of the Echocast, EU Training Programme) that aim to directly involve and engage volunteers as well as visitors in the museum. By using these methods, we plan to design new schemes that focusses on the needs of visitors, and we will also use the new theoretical methods to design the “narrative cube”, which we plan to create in this Project also.
As hosts, the Polish Members presented various volunteer programmes ranging from historic enactment to embroidery club and also historic park management. By getting insight into these excellent programmes, we learnt a lot about how to build solid bridges between the people outside the museum sphere and the historic and natural heritage , and also how to create community in this way.
Returning to Gödöllő, we are going to endeavour to use what we have learnt from our Partners through the exchange of experience, and to prepare for the next meeting that is going to be held in our Palace in Gödöllő.
The Museum of Communities project is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
As hosts, the Polish Members presented various volunteer programmes ranging from historic enactment to embroidery club and also historic park management. By getting insight into these excellent programmes, we learnt a lot about how to build solid bridges between the people outside the museum sphere and the historic and natural heritage , and also how to create community in this way.
Returning to Gödöllő, we are going to endeavour to use what we have learnt from our Partners through the exchange of experience, and to prepare for the next meeting that is going to be held in our Palace in Gödöllő.
The Museum of Communities project is co-financed by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union.
