Museum Development Yorkshire IPR Advice Sheet 6. This advice sheet is about what you need to know about carrying out an intellectual property rights (IPR) audit, including what a museum needs to carry out an audit.

Museum Development Yorkshire IPR Advice Sheet 5. This document has further information, including sources, to be used in conjunction with:

• Advice Sheet 1 Guidance on IPR in museum image collections
• Advice Sheet 2 Exploiting the museum’s IPR and cultural assets for financial benefit
• Advice Sheet 3 Securing IPR as part of good museum collections management and documentation
• Advice Sheet 4 Working with film and television productions at your museum

Museum Development Yorkshire IPR Advice Sheet 4. This advice sheet is about the necessary arrangements for museums in working with production companies who use the museum buildings, the grounds, facilities and their collections as a location for filming and making TV programmes.

Museum Development Yorkshire IPR Advice Sheet 3. This advice sheet is about ensuring that intellectual property rights (IPR) within a museum are managed and fully documented so that a museum can make full and clear use of the assets in question.

Museum Development Yorkshire IPR Advice Sheet 2. This advice sheet is about exploiting a museum’s assets – both physical and intangible – for financial gain.

These advice sheets provide a practical introduction to and guidance in the management of IPR and cultural assets in museums and were originally developed as part of a Renaissance Yorkshire programme on the Effective Management of Intellectual Property Rights and Cultural Assets in 2010-11 in association with Naomi Korn.

Leeds Museums and Galleries’ in house style and tone guide for text interpretation, which covers both writing text and the design factors that can make the text more accessible.

This paper looks at different types of supporters and gives a guide as to how to develop a supporter network through building, extending, and developing engagement.

A guide to developing a legacy giving programme that will equip organisations to actively encourage supporters to remember the organisation in their will.

This policy is designed to create a uniform region wide approach to the preparation and deposition of archaeological archives. The document has been developed in partnership with museums throughout the Yorkshire and Humber region, local government archaeological officers, English Heritage, the University of York and a number of field archaeological units.