If you couldn’t tell from my Twitter feed, two weeks ago I was at a conference in Indianapolis, USA, called ‘Museums and the Web 2009‘. As the name suggests, this is an annual shindig, and as it happens, I also went to the previous conference, aptly enough titled ‘Museums and the Web 2008‘. One key [...]
The full programme for the Museums and the Web 2009 conference was announced earlier this week. This means I can announce that as well as running a workshop on interaction design, I will also be presenting a paper at the conference on museums and wikis. I’m co-writing and co-presenting the paper with Rhiannon Loosely, who [...]
I’m pleased to announce that I’m going to be leading a half-day workshop at next year’s Museums and the Web 2009 conference, which will be focused on ‘interaction design’ for museum websites. By ‘interaction design’, I mean the practice of planning which ‘social features’ should be added to a museum website, and how these should [...]