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Materialsammlung zur Konferenz "The Transformative Museum", Roskilde University, Denmark

The following strategy worksheets and guidelines were developed by Enterprise Technology and Local History Services at the Minnesota Historical Society (MHS) as templates for use by other history organizations. The guidelines were created both from experiences here at MHS and by glomming good ideas from the guidelines of others around the web.

The following strategy worksheets and guidelines were developed by Enterprise Technology and Local History Services at the Minnesota Historical Society (MHS) as templates for use by other history organizations. The guidelines were created both from experiences here at MHS and by glomming good ideas from the guidelines of others around the web.

Amplified is a not-for-profit organization that uses social media to enable and encourage community participation around events, conferences and public conversations. The Amplified team facilitates and documents the sharing of ideas, opinions and resources, and aggregates this content online to enable the conversations from all parties to continue and spread.

This new book brings together papers given at a recent major conference jointly organised by the Center for Mobile Communication Studies at Rutgers University (the world's first academic unit to focus solely on social aspects of mobile communication) and Liberty Science Center (the New Jersey-New York City region's largest education resource).

The conference will focus on building communities, empowering audiences and fundraising all approached from the perspective of new technology and developments on the web

"Museums and the Web is an annual conference exploring the social, cultural, design, technological, economic, and organizational issues of culture, science and heritage on-line. Taking an international perspective, MW reviews and analyzes the issues and impacts of networked cultural, natural and scientific heritage." Our community has been meeting since 1997, imagining, tracking, analyzing, and influencing the role museums play on the Web. The MW2010 Program is composed based on an open Call for Participation. The deadline for most proposals was September 30, 2009. Deadline for Demonstration Proposals: December 31, 2009

The Mobile for the Cultural Sector Conference will include a wide variety of people from across the Global cultural sector and the technology sector and will bring together the 200+ senior figures from: * museum, gallery and cultural sector curators, directors and board members * digital specialists * commercial strategists * pr and marketing teams * fund-raising and development specialists * quangos and leadership and training bodies * mobile app, website and marketing developers * advertising, planning and creative advertising agencies * network operators, handset manufacturers and technology leaders

"How to measure and define the success of cultural websites and online services is a problem common to all parts of the cultural sector - museums, archives, galleries, arts organizations, libraries and publishers. Worse, funding agencies and government departments lack the expertise to offer guidelines or set standards. The result is a confusing mixture of statistics and reporting that reveals little about genuine user satisfaction."

Zum dritten Mal kommen Experten aus dem Bereich Kunst und Kultur und Social Media in der Duisburger Mercatorhalle zusammen, um über das Potenzial des Web 2.0 im Kunst- und Kulturbereich zu diskutieren.

Department of Arts and Cultural Studies, Copenhagen: Conference: The role of the art museum has changed drastically during the past decades. So has the role of contemporary art within the art museum. Once institutions for preserving and producing knowledge for eternity, museums increasingly become arenas for experience and events of the moment.

The role of the art museum has changed drastically during the past decades. So has the role of contemporary art within the art museum. Once institutions for preserving and producing knowledge for eternity, museums increasingly become arenas for experience and events of the moment.

MCN supports museum information professionals and the greater community by providing opportunities to explore and disseminate new technologies and best practices in the field. With an annual conference, special interest groups, listserv, and project registry, MCN is here to help you seek out and share knowledge about technology trends and issues you face every day.

Examples of great crowdsourcing projects:

"One of the best things that came out of this year's Museums and the Web conference in Philly was an "unconference" session I organized around re-thinking and re-imagining what museum websites could/should be. It was a great conversation, with lots of interesting viewpoints. I hope to do a longer post about this in the next few days, but for now, here's the video of a talk I gave at Ignite Smithsonian a few days ago that tries to get at the root of the problem I'm trying to identify."

Digital technology has the potential to influence every aspect of the cultural heritage environment. Archaeologists and cultural heritage scientists as well as Information and Communication Technology (ICT) experts have in the past collaborated to find solutions to optimise all aspects of capturing, managing, analysing and delivering cultural information, but many unsolved problems remain. The goal of VAST 2012 will be to build on the open dialogue between these different areas of expertise, and in particular allow ICT experts to have a better understanding of the critical requirements that cultural heritage professionals have for managing and delivering cultural information and for the ICT systems that support these activities.

Der 5. Berliner Twittwoch - die Themen twittern in Unternehmen

Der 5. Berliner Twittwoch - die Themen twittern in Unternehmen

vimu - das virtuelle Museum zeigt lebendige Geschichte der deutsch-dänischen Grenzregion von Hamburg bis Odense von 1830 bis heute. Wurde an der Museum and the Web Conference 2008 vorgestellt: http://www.archimuse.com/mw2008/abstracts/prg_335001678.html

In 2002, the people of Ontario became the fortunate recipients of a time capsule vividly illustrating life in the province during the 1950s and 1960s when London television station CFPL generously donated 2,700 reels of news film to the Archives of Ontario. (das Projekt wurde 2008 an der Museum an the Web Conference vorgestellt: http://www.archimuse.com/mw2008/abstracts/prg_335001830.html

Dr. Alexander Badenoch (Utrecht University, Netherlands). So what's the (European) story? Making sense of the digital heritage environment.

Wenn Inhalten Flügel wachsen, wird aus einer Geschichte ein Buch, eine Serie, eine CD, ein Spiel, eine Community … - kurz: eine multimediale Welt.

In dem ca. 20-minütigen Vortrag geht es um die Frage, wie Kultureinrichtungen erfolgreich ins Social Web starten: Unter welchen Voraussetzungen funktioniert Social Marketing? Wie erstellt man ein Social Media Konzept? Wie misst man Erfolg? etc. Auf der startconference im September wurden diese und ähnliche Fragen bereits beantwortet. Folglich kommt der Großteil des präsentierten Inhalts nicht von mir, sondern von den verschiedenen Sprechern der stART.10.