(Cross-posted at BlogHer) I know this content of this post isn’t news for the museum professionals who read this blog, but I get some search traffic from people looking for more general information about museum-going. This post is meant for them. Did you know that during conversations they have about science museum exhibits, parents are [...]
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Upgrades in progress
My apologies for all the broken links and images on the blog. A month ago I switched over to a new blog host, and I didn’t realize so many links would break. I’ve decided to move this blog to the WordPress platform. Welcome, and please pardon the dust–and weird things in the sidebar–as I find [...]
Please pardon our dust
I’m switching web hosts, so you may see some glitches here. Rest assured that we’ll be back at museumblogging.com within the next week or two. Update: It appears images from older posts didn’t come along for the ride to the new host. I’ll be gradually finding and re-uploading these images. Apologies for any omissions.
Percolations: Museums and Social Networking Sites, Part IV
Note: This is part IV of a series. Read part I, part II, and part III. Now that we’ve considered the museum presence on Facebook, MySpace, and Flickr, let’s take a quick look at a few other social networking sites. YouTube Chances are, even if you don’t know it, your museum is probably already on [...]
Museums and the Web
Although I’ve been quiet around these parts lately, I’m very much looking forward to Museums and the Web. I’ll be around on Thursday and Friday, and I’m looking forward to meeting other museum bloggers!
Using museums’ online content in student e-portfolios
[Update: A couple months ago, I began a new job as an academic technologist in higher education. While I miss teaching undergraduates, it's nice to be free of grading and late-night class planning. Instead, every day I get to think about pedagogy and technology. I help faculty think about how technology can help them meet [...]