Storyplace Roadshow

Storyplace Roadshow is a moving series of learnings and connections drawn from the permanent collections of objects profiled on the Storyplace website with the physical institutions that care for them. Existing and newly commissioned stories on the Storyplace platform will engage with the NSW Curriculum, and professional development opportunities produced by Museums of History NSW (MHNSW) will draw on the needs and knowledge of regional institutions.


Roadshow Professional Development

Storyplace Roadshow is a series of touring workshops centring on the different processes behind Storyplace – collection care, research, documentation and digitisation, as well as using objects for school education activities.

For Storyplace Roadshow, a new partnership has been forged with MHNSW, who are delivering professional development material in-person and via video resources. These workshops will be iteratively presented around the state, allowing reciprocal knowledge-sharing between MHNSW and the regional/remote small-to-medium museum sector. View the video resources below (more to come):

Teaching history in museums through sensory activities

The learning team at Museums of History NSW shows how sensory activities can be used to engage school students in the stories and histories in museum collections and sites.

Teaching history in museums through roleplay

The learning team at Museums of History NSW shows how roleplay can be used to engage school students in the stories and histories in museum collections and sites.

Teaching history in museums through objects

The learning team at Museums of History NSW shows how museum objects can be used to engage school students in the stories and histories in museum collections and sites.

The Storage on a Shoestring videos were produced by MHNSW’s Collections Care, Digital and Regional teams.

The Storage on a Shoestring videos were produced by MHNSW’s Collections Care, Digital and Regional teams.


Roadshow Learning

The Storyplace Roadshow will realise a long-wished-for opportunity to integrate the stories of regional places, people, and communities into school curriculum learning through utilising regional museum collections. The project will see some changes made to the Storyplace website that will connect both existing and newly commissioned stories and to the NSW School curriculum.

Visit Storyplace Website

 


 Itinerary

 

 


A Storyplace and Museums & Galleries of NSW touring project supported by Museums of History NSW and proudly funded by the NSW Government.