Museums and the Marathon Bombings: New Perspectives
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Call for papers for Fall 13 Journal- impact of New Media on Museums
Call for papers for Fall 2013 Exhibitionist, the journal of the National Association for Museum Exhibition. To view back issues of Exhibitionist go to the NAME website at www.name-aam.org Issue Theme: Museums and New Media: What’s Disappearing? What’s Evolving? What’s to Come? In this issue we hope to examine the impact of new media on museums, with a particular focus on exhibitions.How are new digital technology and media affecting the care and…See More
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Museums and the Marathon Bombings: New Perspectives
Inspired by postings of Boston blogger Rainey Tisdale. You can find links at Museum Commons http://museumcommons.blogspot.com/
Posted on May 4, 2013 at 4:23am
Museums and Boston Marathon Bombings
Posted on April 25, 2013 at 7:26am
The Generosity of Social Media
Reflections on Neal Stimler's ideas of Utility, Ubiquity, and Usefulness as qualities of ditigal world.
Posted on April 9, 2013 at 4:47am
U.S. Museums and the 10th Anniversary of the Iraq War: The Sounds of Silence?
Posted on March 27, 2013 at 2:14am
Museum Educators Next, Part V: Bringing Informal Education to the Classroom
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Posted on February 16, 2013 at 5:40am
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Thanks! and glad to get to know you. However, I am a curator who doesn't do exhibitions, and neither does the Pitt Rivers Museum, really--if you haven't been here, do check out our website! My work is very much 'back of house' in the research room. I really don't feel qualified to talk about exhibitions and links with source communities, and would encourage you to contact someone at the Museum of Anthropology, UBC, or Glenbow in Calgary where they have a LOT more expertise! Happy to share emails if this interests you.
Best
Laura
The European Commission for ITC inclusion (Paul TIMMERS, Director) said it is a revolution and it will bring a new paradigme.
The concept is the behavioral geovector and the system is able to get informations (audio, visual...) without any manipulation, just by looking something and according my interest for what I am looking
Without any kind of suplementary equipement (rfid, wifi etc.)
Without camera
Inside as well outside
free hands, directly usable by all publics (disable or not)
And to get a reconstitution of my way, according my point of view and my preferences on my compute
Anonymously
I would be delighted to give you more info about Percipio
The system is fully operational. It has been tested in real condition for more than one years. A demo will take place in the Museum of Art et Métiers in Paris
There is a french article in wikipedia
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geo-localisation_vectorielle
Cordialy
Yves APELOIG
yves.apeloig@eshkar.fr
eshkarEN01.pdf
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