Higher education institution's museums collections in information scientific and educations projects

The article deals with the generalisation of the scientific work experience in information scientific and educational projects creation on the HEI museums collections basis. The strengthening of the communicative relations through information technologies development is critical for the HEI museums which are an educational and scientific structure. One of the priority of the museum "Archaeology, Ethnography and Ecology of Siberia" at Kemerovo State University is the implementation of educational innovative technologies into the museum activity. The Museum's scientific collections have served as a basis for creation of a programme "Electronic Museum Complex". Its basic components include: 1. A data base of archaeological, ethnographic and zoological collections; 2. A data base of protected territories in Kemerovo region; 3. The unified scientific electronic collections passport; 4. Scientific and educational programmes, special courses using innovative technologies; 5. Site http://museum.kemsu.ru; 6. KemSU Museum collections catalogue on CD (issues 1-3); 7. CD "Virtual Excursion in the KemSU Museum "Archaeology, Ethnography and Ecology of Siberia" 8. Scientific and educational project "Digital Museum" consisting in QR coding of the exhibits. 9. Electronic prosopographic data base of the University history collections. The programme "Electronic Museum Complex" has a complex approach to solve the problems of different kinds museum exhibits recording and storing; a possibility of fast projecting and creating of virtual exhibitions of different museums' collections from the common network; a possibility of using innovative technologies while creating virtual educational excursions, teachers aids, programmes according to the educational standards. It is a unique and competitive project in the market of scientific, educational and cultural service. This experience can be used for any museum collection.

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