Museums and the Web

An annual conference exploring the social, cultural, design, technological, economic, and organizational issues of culture, science and heritage on-line.

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Seventy-six MW2007 papers on-line, and a few more numbers


The MW2007 papers are all on-line now, linked from the MW2007 speakers page at http://www.archimuse.com/mw2007/speakers/index.html

The site has:

  • 76 papers
  • 739 pages
  • 1,615 files
  • 27,120 links (or thereabouts)

I hope that the diversity represented there will reinforce the breadth of museum activity on the Web. It's not at all about simulated spaces -- we left the elevators out of the "virtual museum" long ago. It's about how the web can be used to augment, and enhance gallery space, and supplement museum programming.

Indeed, museums on the Web aren't virtual at all. Their programming is vibrant, and very real.

/jt

jtrant's picture

i'm glad that you're finding the papers on-line useful. i've just made the first run at incorporating them into the Bibliography. See http://conference.archimuse.com/biblio/

 

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Dan Wodarcyk's picture

Great precursor to the conference. Thank you for posting the many papers.