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Please join me in attending the "Handheld Conference Online"...According to the event's website: "The Handheld Online Conference is for museum professionals who want to know more about how the recent wave of mobile devices and portable computing can benefit their institutions, their patrons and their learners..." And, furthermore: "Museum and education professionals with real-world experience in handheld program design and development facilitate interactive, real-time discussions with…See More

Sign Up NOW! Register to attend by filling out the form below...At 13:00 on Thursday 17th June, Squiz is hosting an exclusive CMS panel debate with 451Group, Econsultancy and The Victoria and Albert Museum to discuss the future direction of the Enterprise Web Content Management marketplace, and how buying and usage patterns are set to change as the American economy navigates its way through a recession.The event will take place at The Tribeca Grand Hotel, Downtown, Manhattan and space is…See More

A group discussing how research tools will be changing in the future and sharing experiences

This group is for anyone working in a web team, or with the web, in a museum, gallery or library. It is for sharing and generating ideas, projects, or connecting with people doing similar work.See More

This innovative project brings together 9 British national museums to enable audiences to create new digital content

Dr. Maxwell Anderson, the Melvin & Bren Simon Director and CEO of the Indianapolis Museum of Art, will speak on: Through the Looking Glass: Museums and Internet-Based Transparency.As museums adapt to the potential of social computing, the old-school website focused on facilitating physical access and rudimentary collections information is fast becoming a necessary but insufficient front door for museums online. By opening museums to public participation, and by revealing operational details…See More

This group has been established to create discussion related to the ARC Linkage project, Engaging with Social Media in Museums