For people who are on LinkedIn who want to wear their Museums and the Web affiliation on their sleeve (or profile), we’ve created a LinkedIn group for Museums and the Web at http://www.linkedin.com/e/gis/725107Feel free to join, and to share the URL with others.
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We’ve had several queries about the Best of the Web Awards for 2009. Guess people are planning ahead.Our schedule will be the same as previous years, with nominations opening in November. Right now, plans are to have all nominations go right to the conference.archimuse.com site [see last year’s], so we can…
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On Social Tagging by Native CommunitiesTagging can help museums understand how visitors perceive the objects in their collections. While the goal of many tagging projects is to provide better access for the public to online collections, Shelley Mannion, at the University of Lugano, is using it to learn how native communities…
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On Social Tagging by Native CommunitiesTagging can help museums understand how visitors perceive the objects in their collections. While the goal of many tagging projects is to provide better access for the public to online collections, Shelley Mannion, at the University of Lugano, is using it to learn how native communities…
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The Session on Metrics Was Great
Sebastian Chan of Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia gave an eye opening evaluation of the metrics generally used by museums to understand how successful their websites are. Typically you rely on information about the number of new visitors, page visits, amount of time spent on a…
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The Session on Metrics Was Great
Sebastian Chan of Powerhouse Museum in Sydney, Australia gave an eye opening evaluation of the metrics generally used by museums to understand how successful their websites are. Typically you rely on information about the number of new visitors, page visits, amount of time spent on a…
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With the addition of the papers published for Museums and the Web 2008, the on-line bibliography maintained at conference.archimuse.com now numbers over 1,200 sources.These published papers from Museums and the Web and ICHIM – with full texts available on-line – represent the development of museums on the web, and museums and…
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Here’s the PowerPoint from my presentation on Day One. I’d love to hear your own criteria for success for museum blogs, and 2-way engagement with visitors. I think Gail gave us a good example, setting the bar high and providing real structure with her "Web 2.0 as Task."
http://www.slideshare.net/psamis/slideshows …
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