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- About Me:
- I manage online communications (Web sites, blog, e-mail newsletter) and other digital projects at the Smithsonian Institution. I am also on the board of the Mid-Atlantic Association of Museums (MAAM).
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My favorite thing about working in a museum? There is always something inspiring, provocative, challenging, or just plain weird to learn more about. I never thought I’d know so much about coins, voting machinery, segregation, polio, or salsa music. (I’ve helped create Web sites on all of these topics.) Or that I’d get to work in the same building as the first telegraph message, Kermit the Frog, the Greensboro lunch counter, Stephen Colbert’s portrait, and the flag that inspired the national anthem. It’s all in a day’s work and I feel very lucky to be a part of it.
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- New Media Project Manager, National Museum of American History, Smithsonian Institution
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- http://americanhistory.si.edu
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Research
Closed to the Public: The Impacts of Closing a Museum for Construction
(Master's thesis research, .pdf)
Survey Report: “Guidelines for Designing Computer-Based Interactives in Museums”
(Graduate research, .pdf)
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The European Commission for ITC inclusion (Paul TIMMERS, Director) said it is a revolution and it will bring a new paradigme.
The concept is the behavioral geovector and the system is able to get informations (audio, visual...) without any manipulation, just by looking something and according my interest for what I am looking
Without any kind of suplementary equipement (rfid, wifi etc.)
Without camera
Inside as well outside
free hands, directly usable by all publics (disable or not)
And to get a reconstitution of my way, according my point of view and my preferences on my compute
Anonymously
I would be delighted to give you more info about Percipio
The system is fully operational. It has been tested in real condition for more than one years. A demo will take place in the Museum of Art et Métiers in Paris
There is a french article in wikipedia
http://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Geo-localisation_vectorielle
Cordialy
Yves APELOIG
yves.apeloig@eshkar.fr
eshkarEN01.pdf
I hope that perhaps we can learn more about "Museum 3.0" together...
Cheers, M.~