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In order to achieve baseline Benchmark 1.4 (Chitty 2002) English HERS should develop an outreach programme that advocates the HER and promotes its wider use. This is essential in developing new audiences and maintaining and encouraging existing audiences and should be undertaken by all HERs. The HLF may be willing to fund such activities, the EH/ALGAO document '''Unlocking Our Past'''(2005) gives specific guidance on applying for HLF funding for increasing public access, education and interpretation. Some HERs may have a long history of outreach activities, whilst others may be starting from a far less advanced position. Promotion can be achieved through a range of media:
In order to achieve baseline Benchmark 1.4 (Chitty 2002) English HERS should develop an outreach programme that advocates the HER and promotes its wider use. This is essential in developing new audiences and maintaining and encouraging existing audiences and should be undertaken by all HERs. The HLF may be willing to fund such activities, the EH/ALGAO document '''[Unlocking Our Past|https://www.jiscmail.ac.uk/cgi-bin/filearea.cgi?LMGT1=HERFORUM&a=get&f=/Guidelines/Unlocking_Our_Past.pdf]'''(2005) gives specific guidance on applying for HLF funding for increasing public access, education and interpretation. Some HERs may have a long history of outreach activities, whilst others may be starting from a far less advanced position. Promotion can be achieved through a range of media:
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