CIDOC Summer School Museum of Texas Tech University July 7 – 12 2013 Museum Documentation, Principles and Practice

Programme modules The programme is organised as a series of modules, each of which can be taken separately or in conjunction with others to meet individual requirements. Modules are classified according to level of difficulty, 100, 200, and 300 level, etc. There are three kinds: classroom, online, and by assignment. Classroom modules are given face-to-face in a traditional teaching situation. Each classroom module fits into a half-day teaching session; some additional work is required outside this time-frame. Each module comes with a resource pack containing reading material, self-test questions and a bibliography. Many also involved practical exercises in the museum’s workshops and studios. Online modules, as the name implies, are interactive, computer-based courses that individuals may follow online. Evaluation is automated as part of the learning process. Independent study modules are intended for research projects, written papers, etc., which are evaluated by a recognised CIDOC tutor. The primary teaching method is the classroom module. Online modules and independent study assignments are complementary elements in the overall blend. CIDOC Summer School Catalogue of course modules.

Introduction CIDOC and MoTTU Programme modules Certification 2013 Session Teaching staff Fees and conditions Travel and accommodation Registration