License Creative Commons

Creative Commons Licenses are set of public licenses that manage copyrights related to the published materials (music, image, video, other multimedia). Users can assign Creative Commons license to the documents (multimedia) of collection items . There are six commonly used types of CC licenses - CC BY, CC BY-SA, CC BY-ND, CC BY-NC, CC BY-NC-SA and CC BY-NC-MD and also CC0 (No Right Reserved, Public Domain). The practical usage of the licenses can be found on the Czech web portal eSbirky.cz.

Collections of items in MUSEION

The special tool called „Collection of Items“ enables to combine the collection items from different funds, groups or sub-collections. It can used for bringing together items for classical exhibition, virtual exhibition and also for interactive virtual exhibition (it means virtual exhibit space with digitalized collection items). Practical usage of „Collection of Items“ we can find on Kaplicky Centre web site where photos, sketches and drawings are associated according architectonic projects.

How work QR codes in MUSEION

The last version of Museion brings new function to users . Now you can work with QR codes in Museion. There are two possibilities of how to use them – to create qr codes and to find collection items. Firstly you can create QR codes with information about collection item (like catalogue number, collection, ...) and apply them on collection items to make them be found more easily. You can assign them by small sticker with a qr code and anyone who has an equipment with a qr reader can load the qr code and find the particular collection item.

Work of famous Czech architect Jan Kaplicky

The work of the world-famous architect Jan Kaplicky not only contains  building projects, but also  jewellery, graphic and furniture design. Besides the mentioned, many sketches, photographs and visualisations can be found on the new The Kaplicky Centre website created by MUSOFT.CZ. You can browse anything on the catalogue which is connected to the collection management system MUSEION.

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Modul Depository

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MUSEION introduces a new agenda called „Modul Depository“ which enables to register permanent or temporary storage of the collection items in systematic or in chronological evidence. It enables to define the museum depository and  is divided into permanent depository, temporary long-term storage and temporary short-term storage.

Permanent depository is a room where the items are constantly kept. It can be a special building or a room in the museum.

Temporary long-term storages are places where the items are shown (permanent exhibition).

The temporary short-term storage can be a conservatory or a restoration workshop.

The depositories are structured into levels – building, room, unit and element and all of them are defined by a unique code.

The main advantage of this agenda is the manipulation evidence which enables to receive, return, pass or issue collection items between these depositories and to register the history of manipulation.

QR and bar codes

Do you want to find items in depositories and register them effectively and quickly? Use the QR or bar codes!

The new version of MUSEION system enables to automatically create QR codes and bar codes and print them on special thermal transfer or thermal printers.

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