what will the museum of the future be like?

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At 4:59pm on November 17, 2008, Vicki said…: Thanks! I believe I first got wind of Museum 3.0 from a colleague, but it could have been a conference or one of my random google binges for research data. In any case, glad I found it and finally signed up!

At 6:07pm on November 17, 2008, Alex Gibson said…: Hey Angelina,

I would love to do the work, but next week is pretty crazy for me. Could I do 2 days next week and 2 days the week after?

In the meantime I am assisting with getting this happening: http://www.mediaarthistory.org/

And doing some consulting/ development of a social media site for Parks Victoria.

Social media is a busy business.

Regards,
Alex.

At 6:32pm on November 17, 2008, Amanda Coleman said…: Hi Angelina
I am very new to all of this! But very excited about it's possibilities. Time is the biggest problem that I have, but I guess that sums up all of us!
Thanks for your talk at the seminar in Melbourne.(sep) It was inspiring, and it is fantastic to hear many passionate speaker. I will keep you up to date about life in Canberra. There are a handful of us now that have joined the museum30.ning.
Cheers
Amanda

At 1:44am on November 18, 2008, Nik Honeysett said…: Angelina,

Thanks for the comment, happy to have you add my blog link.
-nik

At 6:42am on November 18, 2008, EmmaB said…: Hi Angelina
thanks for your welcome - I'll ask Lucy when you'll be around. I've been in museums for maybe 9 years now - majoring in education you might say, but recently am working full-time as exhibitons interpreter so am wanting to network and learn from others :-) Also I am very interested in web communities so this site is great!

At 6:55am on November 18, 2008, Lucinda Blackley said…: Hi Angelina
Good to be here! The interpretive team here at Te Papa are doing lots of work in this area so its great to get involved and hear what the rest of the big, wide museum world are doing
cheers
Lucinda

At 9:36pm on November 18, 2008, Alex Gibson said…: Sounds great. Cheers. That is very do-able. :)

At 11:50pm on November 19, 2008, Jamie Hastings-Smith said…: Thanks!

I was googling looking for museums and social media/web 2.0.

At 8:31am on November 20, 2008, Fergus Hogarth said…: Hi Angelina, 9.00 Friday 21 Nov, Adelaide time, will be good. My number is 08 8415 4130. Talk tomorrow! F

At 6:50am on November 25, 2008, Gillian said…: Thanks for the welcome Angelina. Would love to do a post at some point - I found you via my seriously researched business partner Shiralee Saul who is also currently starting the RMIT creative academic journal - Second Nature. Really wonderful you have created this space!

At 10:09am on November 25, 2008, Brooks Lindsay said…: Thanks Angelina. Your website is very impressive!

At 9:31pm on November 27, 2008, Elena Lagoudi said…: Through museums and the web. Went to the conference in Montreal in April...

At 7:31am on December 2, 2008, Patrick Reynolds said…: Hi Angelina, I am not sure how I found this site. I have been mixing up some RSS feeds and finding more museum blogs than I do with google. Interesting things turn up!

At 7:58am on December 2, 2008, Janneen Love said…: Kia ora Angelina,

You can hold Lynda Kelly responsible, with her shameless and helpful plug at Intercom - Rotorua. Looking forward to new and “fresh” musings on Museums.
j

At 8:31am on December 2, 2008, Karen Mason said…: Hi Angelina,
My colleague Paul Swift mentioned the site some months ago. I was finally motivated to join following an inhouse session with Seb that I arranged for our staff last Wed. I then attended the NDF including the session about Te Ara and Our Space that you moderated. (I had some involvement in the early development of Te Ara). Sorry not to meet you at the conference, but hopefully in Melbourne next March!
Regards, Karen

At 10:52am on December 2, 2008, Zoe Johnson said…: Hi Angelina,
Cheers for the welcome to 3.0 - I'm eager to have a good trawl through the site, it looks really interesting. The 'Programming across cultural boundaries' seminar went well. The podcasts are on the M&G NSW website if you fancy listening to them.
Cheers,
Zoe

At 1:05pm on December 2, 2008, Allanah KIng said…: Jocelyn Cranfield pointed me in your direction as someone who is well conversed in Web2.0 tools. She said that you were looking for some input from schools in building an on-line community around Te Papa. This year I am an ICT facilitator working in Nelson and next year I am back teaching Year Four/Five at Appleby School near Nelson.

I had a museum posting back when I was in training college and really enjoyed the experience- getting beneath the veneer of the museum showcase.

At 6:03pm on December 2, 2008, michael Danks said…: I follow MCG activities and saw a link on on Jon Pratty's website.

At 5:43am on December 3, 2008, Renee Gerlich said…: Hi Angelina, it looks good - I went to INTERCOM Rotorua where we heard a lot about the site!

At 1:16pm on December 4, 2008, John said…: Crazy as it may seem, by John Stack!

I love the Tate and my wife hopes her works hang there some day.

I hope the same for her!