Sector content and pathways

Culture: accessible programmes and useful archives

A cultural site connects a program, a place and a course of participation. He must help choose a session or an activity, while keeping archives that remain understandable after the event.

These files describe preparation methods. They do not present customer achievements and do not replace the validation of information by the organization concerned.

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One sheet per identifiable event

Distinguish work, event and session. The dates, places and speakers must be attached to the right level. A tour or multiple performances is not limited to a single date. Give a useful summary to your choice and assign program information to their validated source.

Prepare for coming

Gather announced duration, access, representation language and confirmed practical information. Describe the accessibility devices available for the session concerned rather than generalizing those of the place. If information needs to be requested, offer an identifiable contact.

Link ticket office and program

The button should lead to the right session and announce a possible external service. Test a full session, a special rate and a date change. The terms displayed must correspond to the booking route; Do not leave an old active offer after it closes.

Keep a useful archive

After the event, remove the purchase invitations and view its past status. Keep the program, credits and documents authorized for publication. A report can specify what was actually held; You should not present a preparatory announcement as a balance sheet.

Hold credits and media

Associate each visual with its author, his rights and the event concerned when this information is available. A poster often contains text: Take important information on the page. Prepare a replacement procedure if a stakeholder, schedule or location changes.

Information to gather before writing

Separate event and sessions
Confirmed dates and places
Languages and devices per session
Ticketing linked to the good niche
Credits and media rights

For each item, keep the source, the person validating it and the language versions concerned. Missing information must become a question to solve, never a value invented to fill the page.

Frequently asked questions

Is a poster enough?

No: the information necessary for the choice and the arrival must remain available in the form of a text.

Delete completed events?

A contextualized archive can remain useful. Close the registration courses and clearly identify the period.

Translate titles of works?

Keep the official title and add an explanatory translation only when relevant and validated.

resources to deepen

Additional reference: W3C Wai: Structure an accessible page. The sectoral recommendations of this sheet are an editorial method; This reference does not certify the information specific to an establishment.

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