Icr.mini.icom.museum



I- ENTITY: A museum is … 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Please select the ONE that you find most appropriate to fill in the follow: A MUSEUM IS … (please mark your choice it in yellow).a) Institution b) Space c) Place d) Organization e) Hub 2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms in the entity list mentioned above, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use in your context at the end of the list.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any additional term among those that define what a museum entity is? If so, please present one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________II- ENTITY QUALIFIER: What qualifies a museum1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Please select up to FIVE words/concepts that can best state WHAT QUALIFIES A MUSEUM (Please rank them from 1 to 5, being 1 the most important key concept):a) Non-profit___b) Permanent___c) Critical (also under Experience)___d) Transparent___e) Open to the public (also under Target as “Public / open to the public”)___f) Inclusive (also under Experience and Values as “Inclusivity”)___g) Accountable (also under Values as “Accountability”)___h) Sustainable (also under Values as “Sustainability”)___i) Accessible (also under Values as “Accessibility”)___j) Ethical___k) Professional___l) Socially responsible___m) Diverse (also under Values as “Diversity”)___n) Active___o) Dynamic___p) Independent / Autonomous___q) Adaptable/flexible___r) Authentic (also under Values as “Authenticity”)___s) Expertise___t) Safe___u) Advocacy (also under Action as “Advocates”)___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to qualify the museum mentioned above, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use in your context at the end of the list.3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that qualifies what a museum is? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________III- OBJECT/SUBJECT: What are the museums’ objects/subjects 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Some keywords or concepts in the responses refer to the object/subject upon which museums act. In this sense, please select up to FIVE words/concepts that you find most appropriate to DESCRIBE THE MUSEUMS’ OBJECT/SUBJECT. (Please rank them from 1 to 5, being 1 the most important key concept): a) Heritage ___b) Tangible & Intangible ___c) Culture / cultural ___d) Memory ___e) Nature / natural ___f) Artefacts ___g) Environment ___h) Knowledge (also under Experience) ___i) Science ___j) Identity ___k) Digital ___l) Past / history / historical ___m) Present / contemporary ___n) Evidence / documents ___o) Information (also under Action as “Informs”) ___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to define and/or qualify the museum objects mentioned above , are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use in your context at the end of the list.______________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that define the object/subject of museums? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________IV- ACTION / FUNCTION: What a museum does 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Please select up to SIX words that you find most appropriate to define WHAT A MUSEUM DOES (Please rank them from 1 to 6, being 1 the most important key concept): a) Researches ___b) Conserves ___c) Preserves ___d) Collects ___e) Displays / Exhibits ___f) Communicates ___g) Educates (also under Experience as “Education”) ___h) Interprets ___i) Acquires ___j) Safeguards ___k) Documents ___l) Custodies/Stewards ___m) Disseminates ___n) Promotes ___o) Interacts (also under Experience as “Interaction”) ___p) Informs (also under Object as “Information”) ___q) Cares ___r) Diffuses ___s) Manages ___t) Advocates (also under Entity Qualifier as “Advocacy”) ___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to define museum actions or functions mentioned above, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use at the end of the list.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that define museums actions or functions? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________V- EXPERIENCE: What do people experience at the museum 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Some of the keywords and concepts serve to define museum experiences. From the list below, please select up to FIVE words that finds most appropriate to define WHAT DO PEOPLE EXPERIENCE AT THE MUSEUM (Please rank them from 1 to 5, being 1 the most important key concept): a) Education (also under Action as “Educates”) ___b) Dialogue ___c) Knowledge (also under Object) ___d) Enjoyment / Entertainment ___e) Community/Social (also under Target as “Community / Society”) ___f) Critical (also under Entity Qualifier) ___g) Wellbeing (also under Values) ___h) Participation (also under Target as “Participatory”) ___i) Collaboration (also under Target as “Collaborative”) ___a) Inclusivity (also under Entity Qualifier as “Inclusive”, and Values) ___j) Experience / experiential ___k) Reflection ___l) Engagement ___m) Learning ___n) Transmission ___o) Empathy / understanding ___p) Inspiration ___q) Creativity ___r) Interaction (also under Action as “Interacts”) ___s) Sharing / share ___t) Enrichment / enlightenment ___u) Exchange ___v) Emotion / emotional ___w) Discovery / curiosity ___x) Transformation ___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to define museum experiences mentioned above, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use in your context at the end of the list.____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that define or qualify museum experiences? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________VI- SOCIAL VALUES: What values shape museums 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Some keywords refer to the social values of museums. From the list below, please select up to SIX words that you find most appropriate to define WHAT ARE THE SOCIAL VALUES THAT SHAPE MUSEUMS (Please rank them from 1 to 6, being 1 the most important key concept): a) Inclusivity (also under Entity Qualifier as “Inclusive”, and Experience) ___b) Sustainability (also under Entity Qualifier as “Sustainable”) ___c) Accessibility (also under Entity Qualifier as “Accessible”) ___d) Service to society ___e) Accountability (also under Entity Qualifier as “Accountable”) ___f) Diversity (also under Entity Qualifier as “Diverse”) ___g) Future ___h) Equity/Equality/equal access ___i) Ethical (also under Entity Qualifier) ___j) Development ___k) Wellbeing (also under Experience) ___l) Democracy ___m) Value / values ___n) Social justice___o) Human rights ___p) Eco-conscious ___q) Innovation ___r) Authenticity (also under Entity Qualifier as “Authentic”) ___s) Social ___t) Respect ___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to define museums’ social values mentioned above, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use at the end of the list.______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that define museums values? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________VII- TARGETS: Who museums work for and the nature of their relationship 1. SELECTION OF PREFERRED KEY CONCEPTS: Some of the keywords in the responses refer to with or for whom the museum acts (targets) and their relationship. From the list below, please select up to FOUR words that you find most appropriate to define WHO MUSEUMS WORK FOR AND THE NATURE OF THEIR RELATIONSHIP (Please rank them from 1 to 4, being 1 the most important key concept): a) Public / open to the public (also under Entity Qualifier as “Open to the public”) ___b) Community / Society (also under Experience as “Community/Social”) ___c) Participatory (also under Experience as “Participation”) ___d) Collaborative (also under Experience as “Collaboration”) ___e) Partnership / network ___f) Humanity ___g) Audience / visitors ___2. LIMITATIONS AND APPLICABILITY: From the terms used to define museums’ targets and relationships, are there any that cannot be used in the context of your committee? If so, please specify legal, bureaucratic, or political impediments of its/their use at the end of the list.a) Public / open to the public (also under Entity Qualifier as “Open to the public”) b) Community / Society (also under Experience as “Community/Social”) c) Participatory (also under Experience as “Participation”) d) Collaborative (also under Experience as “Collaboration”) e) Partnership / network f) Humanity g) Audience / visitors ______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3. ADDITIONS: Would you suggest including any particular term among those that define museums targets or relationships? If so, please present up to one term and its short description (meaning or application of the term):______________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ................
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