Museum 3.0

what will the museum of the future be like?

Museum 3.0: a network for those interested in the future of cultural institutions such as museums, galleries, science centres and other collecting bodies.

Need help getting started?

Using Museum 3.0 on ning is easy. Start by posting a reply to a forum or blog post by just following the prompts.

Consider starting your own group - this is your place to talk to and network with whoever you like, so please use this opportunity.

It would be great to introduce yourself to other members - once you have joined up just edit your profile. A foto would be great - save one on your computer 250x300dpi and it should upload easily.

Enjoy!

Members

  • Sara Cousins
  • Kellian Adams
  • Elly
  • Jason Bondy
  • Maribeth Flynn
  • Samantha Hagan
  • Rachel Craft
  • Collections Australia Network
  • Josélia Neves
  • Pangyen Cheng
  • Cindy Fallsen
  • Åsa Hallén
  • Amy Perron
  • Nicolaas Pereboom
  • Björn Neuhaus
  • Aoife Flynn

Latest Activity

This group has been established to create discussion related to the ARC Linkage project, Engaging with Social Media in Museums
6 hours ago
Kellian Adams and Sara Cousins joined Museum 3.0
7 hours ago
Karin Benjaminson added an event
A Contemporary Collecting Day at The Museum of World Culture
November 29, 2009 to November 6, 2010
Are you a traveller? Perhaps a tourist, migrant, explorer or wanderer? - Share your travel memories with us at The Museum of World Culture the 29/11 & 6/12! The exhibit Destination X will open at the Museum of World Culture in April 2010. It is ...
8 hours ago
Björn Neuhaus added an event
November 13, 2009 from 10:30am to 5pm
Am 13.11. wird zwischen 11:00 und 17:00 im Haus der Geschichte in Bonn stattfinden. Alle Interessierte sind herzlich zu diesem zweiten Treffen der AG Museumsevaluation des AK Kultur und Kulturpolitik der Deutschen Gesellschaft für Evaluation einge...
9 hours ago
It looks great, I only hope our page can be half of what your site is....I have one question, if you don't mind..If you were to look back now at the time you were developing the wiki, would there be one thing you would have done differently (i.e. ...
20 hours ago
Everything costs - even the free stuff. The good thing about paying for bulk email is that it forces you to prioritise database cleanups and the removal of people who don't read your spam. It also starts to engender a mindset that focusses on wha...
yesterday
Hi Seb, Thanks for the advice. Campaign Monitor seems to do everything we need - very elegantly. The only thing is they charge (a fair bit, relatively speaking) per email, and this would make each of our mail-outs quite expensive. We're getting a ...
yesterday
Samantha Hagan added a photo
on Saturday
I agree that we may need to consider the dangers of the RFID tags being carried around, especially if there is Internet Satellite connection. I wonder if there has been Multivariate Testing on these sorts of Touchwalls in other museums. This data ...
on Friday
Cindy Fallsen added a blog post
As our history deepens, people seem to have an elevated interest in their history. As museums are striving for increased Business Process Automation, they will need to take advantage of this peaked interest. One example is the restoration of old f...
on Friday
Amy Perron, Björn Neuhaus, Samantha Hagan and 10 more joined Museum 3.0
on Friday
Hi Charles, The Collections Council of Australia worked with the Mallala Museum on the site www.nowandthen.net.au. We're all very happy with how the wiki turned out, have a look. Cheers, Alexis
on Friday

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Forum

Charles Franklin

Wiki 4 Replies

Started by Charles Franklin. Last reply by Charles Franklin 20 hours ago.

Jonathan Cooper

Bulk email service (for e-newsletters) 3 Replies

Started by Jonathan Cooper. Last reply by Seb Chan 1 day ago.

Megan Sheehy

Internship Opportunities? USA - August/September 2010 3 Replies

Started by Megan Sheehy. Last reply by Cindy Fallsen Nov 6.

Megan Sheehy

Touring exhibitions with participatory web components 2 Replies

Started by Megan Sheehy. Last reply by Cindy Fallsen Nov 6.

Gillian Savage

RFID-enabled Touchwall 5 Replies

Started by Gillian Savage. Last reply by Cindy Fallsen Nov 6.

Kate Haley Goldman

Research & Evaluation on Kiosks, esp touchscreens

Started by Kate Haley Goldman Nov 5.

Lynda Kelly

"Repurposing content": Making Web 2.0 easy 15 Replies

Started by Lynda Kelly. Last reply by Lynda Kelly Nov 3.

Jane King

Is your organisation restricting your access to social networking sites like this? 7 Replies

Started by Jane King. Last reply by Conxa Rodà de Llanza Nov 2.

Amelia

Copyright and Museums 5 Replies

Started by Amelia. Last reply by Kate Stone Nov 2.

fortuna

Otherness

Started by fortuna Oct 30.

Blog Posts

Cindy Fallsen

details of culture

As our history deepens, people seem to have an elevated interest in their history. As museums are striving for increased Business Process Automation, they will need to take advantage of this peaked interest. One example is the restoration of old furniture. My grandparents owned a set of Patio Furniture. It was… Continue

Posted by Cindy Fallsen on November 7, 2009 at 6:30am

Frank Howarth

Revealing The Arts (or as one speaker put it: R Tarts)

I spent a day and a half last week at an interesting forum co-hosted by the Australia Council and the ABC (that’s the Australian Broadcasting Corporation for you non-Australians) titled “Revealing the Arts: creative conversations and solutions for the digital era”. So I thought I’d do a bit of blogging about it…

All the program, speaker info and some other blog stuff are at www.revealingthearts.com so I’m not going to repeat the program. But by way… Continue

Posted by Frank Howarth on November 4, 2009 at 10:30am

BraydonG

STAX MUSEUM OF AMERICAN SOUL MUSIC TO HOST

“STILL LIFE IN SOUL: Contemporary Music Photography by Jacob Blickenstaff”
November 6, 2009 – April 30, 2010

The Stax Museum of American Soul Music announces a new exhibition, “STILL LIFE IN SOUL,” opening November 6th, 2009. The exhibit explores the current life, activity, and resurgence in popularity of soul music through portrait, performance, and documentary photography made since 2005 by music photographer Jacob Blickenstaff. This wont cost you any… Continue

Posted by BraydonG on November 3, 2009 at 3:39pm

Conxa Rodà de Llanza

Making Museums More Accessible: report on Conference Day in Barcelona

How can we help blind people see art? Is there a way for people with impaired hearing to hear the power of artistic expression? How can we enable a person with a mental disability get the most out of art? In short, how can we improve access to museums and exhibitions for everyone? These and many more issues were the subject of a very intense Conference Day on 26 October in Barcelona. The venue: Gaudi’s building, La Pedrera. The speakers and audience: museum professionals and… Continue

Posted by Conxa Rodà de Llanza on November 3, 2009 at 2:00am

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