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@laclabichemuseum 🦋 Summer ID Workshop: Exploring Nature with iNaturalist #LacLaBicheExplorersProgram ♬ original sound – Lac La Biche Museum
@laclabichemuseum 🛶 Canoe Tales: Learn & Craft program In honour of Indigenous Peoples History Month, join us June 14, from 3:00 to 4:00 PM for Canoe Tales: Learn & Craft — a fun and meaningful activity celebrating one of the most important Indigenous innovations: the canoe. Explore the rich history and cultural significance of canoes across North America, including right here in the Lac La Biche region. 🎨 Then, let your creativity flow as you decorate your own cardboard paddle to take home! Perfect for families and learners of all ages, this hands-on activity connects art, heritage, and storytelling in a relaxed and welcoming environment. 🍏 Free healthy snacks will be provided. 📍 Where: Lac La Biche Museum, 9910 101 Ave 📅 June 14 | 3:00–4:00 PM 🎟 Free admission | All ages welcome ☎️ Register via the link: https://forms.gle/jpR4n9PxGFMehHedA 📞 Or call: 780-623-5008
♬ Country Fiddle – Zakhar Valaha Music
@laclabichemuseum 🎬 Gen Z writes a marketing script. Starring Kenneth Yackimec, President of the Lakeland Interpretive Society 😎 #fyp #foryou #viral #trending #genz #funny #relatable ♬ original sound – Lac La Biche Museum
Museum of Ontario Archaeology
Above are some of the Archaeology spotlights that I wrote for the Museum of Ontario Archaeology in 2023. The posts went on Facebook, Instagram and Twitter. I edited the posts for each medium. The above have the text within the photo as they were destined for Twitter.
Brantford Museum and Archives
In May of 2020, I researched, designed and delivered 29 programs, both live and pre-recorded, on Facebook for the Brantford Museum and Archives.
The graphs show some statistics that I tracked on the programs. The pie graph shows how many programs received different amounts of likes, which was the most common engagement to my programs. The bar graph looks at Facebook views. A third of my programs had between 101 and 150 viewers. It should be noted that the Brant Museum and Archives has 2100 followers. This means that around 4.8%-7.0% of followers were watching that third of my programming.