Museum and the Web 2007
Check out the day by day postings on the Museums and the Web 2007 conference on fresh and new. A great rundown on all the ideas and concepts being explored in the online museum world.
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my intern experience at the Australian Museum, for the Master of Design Science, Digital Media, Sydney Uni, and museum exploration in Shanghai
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This site is an experiment in using a blog as an intern journal, to promote feedback and comment during the period of the internship. This site is for discussion purposes only and does not represent the offical views of the Australian Museum. Any views expressed on this website are those of the individual post author only.
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1 comment:
Hey Mel. Just spoke to Seb and he said that the MW session on Bookmarking was partcularly valuable for a reality check on the conjunction of web technology and exhibitions
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