What is a Community Peer Group? It’s a group of individuals, working toward the same goals, comprising a community that solves issues and creates best practices – typically structured geographically so that members can easily meet and connect with each other regularly.
- Connect regularly with your local MUSE peers to learn from each other, share your experiences and improve your practices.
- Engage more effectively with your neighboring MUSE members.
- Identify local topic and subject matter experts.
- Discuss pertinent topics in a more specific and detailed atmosphere – through webinars or in-person face-to-face meetings.
- Leverage MUSE resources to organize, plan and stage your meetings.
When questions and issues arise where do you turn for help?
Partner with your peers to create solutions and grow together. Learn from each other’s successes and experiences. There is value in networking and value in identifying local experts.
Learn how you can develop your own MUSE Community Peer Group – message education@museweb.org