Museums and the Web

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

Museums and the web 2013

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Type: 
Session
Date & Time: 
Apr 9 2011 - 1:30pm
Location: 
Congress

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Archives & Museum Informatics EIN: 77-0708617; GST / BN 887978914

Description

Access to collections takes on many hues. What do we mean and how do we enable it?

Tuntumaa (Feeling) - An Exhibition For All Senses

Keywords: 
accessibility
Keywords: 
Design for All
Keywords: 
universal design
Keywords: 
equality art
Abstract: 

To create accessibility art, there are many kinds of common attitudes that have an influence on this creativeness. Are we ready to welcome a range of different visitors? Keeping an open attitude to diversity is the key to development when we want to welcome new visitor groups. Art, in its many forms is usually visual and is made for looking - even the internet which is mostly visual.

Type: 
Demonstration - show your project
Authors: 
Marika Leinonen

Museophile: A community for museum e-commerce

Bowen, J. (2002).  Museophile: A community for museum e-commerce. (David Bearman, Trant, Jennifer, Ed.).Museums and the Web 2002: Proceedings.

Museums and the Web: Maturation, Consolidation and Evaluation

Bearman, D., & Trant J. (2004).  Museums and the Web: Maturation, Consolidation and Evaluation. Museums and the Web 2004.

The Generative Web

Bearman, D., & Trant J. (2006).  The Generative Web. Museums and the Web 2006.

The Web as a Fact of Museum Life

Bearman, D., & Trant J. (2001).  The Web as a Fact of Museum Life. Museums and the Web 2001.

Steve.museum: An Ongoing Experiment in Social Tagging, Folksonomy, and Museums

Chun, S., Cherry R., Hiwiller D., Trant J., & Wyman B. (2006).  Steve.museum: An Ongoing Experiment in Social Tagging, Folksonomy, and Museums. (Trant, Jennifer, David Bearman, Ed.).Museums and the Web 2006: Proceedings.

Interactive and customizable learning environment for various users needs - Danish German Virtual Museum Project

Granlie, J., & Macquarrie K. (2008).  Interactive and customizable learning environment for various users needs - Danish German Virtual Museum Project. (Trant, Jennifer, David Bearman, Ed.).Museums and the Web 2008. Proceedings.