All Blog Posts Tagged 'social' (9)

I have noticed a great rise of new buzzing eco talk in the studio here, so much so I thought it would be fun to write them down and post them on our blog here on museum3.

 

See if you know them all – I bet you don’t (bear in mind we are enormously inventive so I am pretty sure that some of these eco terms are a spur-of-the-moment fabricated designer lingua…

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I'm sitting round a table with a small but very diverse group of students, academics, museum and gallery people, a freelance consultant and a representative of a small company. We've just heard Angelina Russo talk via Skype about the 'next wave' of social media in museums and galleries, and we're now going to discuss points emerging from that talk. I'm going to try to liveblog the discussion - it's the first time I've tried this, so we'll see how it goes!

 

The event…

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How do we plan a successful museum blog with a dialouge between the museum and it`s public? Often blogs have few (if any) comments from the visitors. I would be happy if you can give me examles of blogs that works, or your thoughts on this matter

National Services Te Paerangi and DigitalNZ invite you to be part of Let’s Get Digital BarCamp. The aim of the day is to take the ideas explored at the…

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Thoughts on the conference objectives and calls for discussion! http://nlablog.wordpress.com

The date is almost here for sounddelivery's Social Media Exchange for the Cultural and Hertiage Sectors and we still have a very limited number of places left! It will take place this Monday, June 1st and it will give you the opportunity to improve your social media knowhow.



Social networking, blogging, podcasting and the plethora of social media applications create great opportunities within the Cultural and Heritage sectors. They're cost-effective, quick to get going and have the… Continue

A review of an interesting talk I saw at the EVA Conference in London yesterday.
See http://nlablog.wordpress.com

I'm working on a paper for the Inclusive Museum conference in Leiden in June. The paper will focus on inclusive online museum learning, and the National Museums Online Learning Project in particular. It's structured around four key concepts: reach, relevance, relationship and recontextualisation, and touches on themes of the digital vs physical museum, the shift in museum learning from a focus on objects to a focus on users, what 'quality' means in online learning, tensions in schools between… Continue

Been thinking lots about this quite a bit lately as I drown, pleasantly, in my online world. There's a group on Facebook called, appropriately, Museums on Facebook which, at last look, has 241 members. They are now having a discussion about the value of Facebook for museums (which staff at the Australian Museum also had a few weeks ago at our Facebook Friday event). Here's the post I added if anyone's… Continue