Note: This is part III in a series. Read part I and part II.
Flickr
When it comes to museums and social networking, Flickr is where the action is and should continue to be. Unlike Facebook and MySpace, where visitors can leave notes or comments, Flickr allows people to actively create the core content in […]
Just catching up on my Museums & the Web notes. . . Please forgive the bullets. My comments are in italics.
This session was a study in vast contrasts. I completely understand each institution’s approach to Web 2.0 technologies, but I must say the Smithsonian approach, while it may produce quality content, does […]