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Join a Community

Communities in eHive allow users to connect and collaborate with one another by contributing object records based on a common theme.

For example, a community could be based on a geographic location…

Devon's Heritage Community

…historic event…

…or type of collection.

Rugby Moments community

Establish or join a community

As an eHive account holder you can establish new Communities or join existing ones.

To establish a new community just click on the Communities link on your logged in homepage, then click the Establish a Community link. Enter a name and description and add a profile image to tell the public what your Community is about.

Made in NZ Community

If you've found a community you'd like to join, just click on the 'Join' link at the top of their community page.

If membership for this community is 'by approval' the community moderator will need to approve your request before you can become a member. If there is no approval process, you will become a member immediately.

 

 

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Testimonials

eHive has allowed the Tweed Regional Museum to easily publish our collection online, making it more accessible than ever before, revolutionising how we work and how far our collection can go. The back end of the system is incredibly easy to use, making it simple for staff with non technical backgrounds to publish the collection online. The team at Vernon have an excellent customer service ethos and help is never far away. We can’t recommend eHive to other small or medium museums enough!
Erika TaylorCurator Collections and ProgramsTweed Regional Museum

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eHive is an innovative web-based system that will help you catalogue, organise and share your collection in a simple and secure way. eHive is developed by Vernon Systems.
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