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Consulting Services: Cultural Organizations

Whether you’re a novice using videoconferencing (IVC) for the first time, or an experienced content provider wanting to enhance your use of the technology, CILC consulting services and workshops will put you at ease as you master the techniques of quality program development and delivery.

Videoconferencing for Cultural Organizations

"Julia provided the critical boost we needed to get our videoconferencing program up and running as a financially sustainable vehicle for mission fulfillment. Julia’s unmatched knowledge of the content provider side of videoconferencing saved us $10,000 on hardware alone and her insight on what teachers are looking for will boost our program revenue for years to come."
International Wolf Center Jim Williams, Assistant Director

You will benefit from:

  • over a decade of experience in museum education and interactive videoconferencing.
  • deep commitment and support which ensures quality programs based on the very best practices in videoconferencing.
  • an understanding of the complexities of program development and delivery.

Consultation sessions

  • IVC Facility Design
  • IVC Implementation Plan
  • Program Development
  • Program Script Review
  • Pilot Program Assessment

Workshops

  • Launching a Videoconferencing Outreach Initiative
  • Design and Delivery

Cultural Organizations Educational Outreach Brochure

Contact Julia Shildmyer-Heighway at 317-231-6529 for more information.

"My goal was to learn from an expert what I needed to know to have a successful IVC program here at the museum. Julia was perfect. She was knowledgeable, had personal experience in a museum setting, and was realistic in terms of equipment needs, spatial requirements, technology, and time commitment. Her interaction with my staff helped them gain a better understanding of what we are embarking on as well. It was the best money I could have invested in our future success."
Calvert Marine Museum Sherrod Sturrock, Deputy Director

"The expertise is really invaluable. I can’t imagine how much time it would have taken our staff to research the information we were given by CILC staff."
Cincinnati Museum of Art Carrie Maras, Education Assistant School and Teacher Programs


 

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