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Hi JUde
shelly berstein did a presentation/talk at the National Library in New Zealand recently.
I blogged it, at
http://www.peoplepoints.co.nz/2009/03/shellyey-bernstein-talks-about-brooklyn.html
You may also want to check out this New Curator post on Brooklyn Museum
Thanks so much Lynda and Angelina - I think they are great ideas.
I'll keep you updated and Lynda...when you are next in London you'll be more than invited!
Jude
You are all brilliant - these are great examples. I'll let you know what happens and if someone does record a video for the event I'll make sure I post it on the site.
Have a great weekend.
Jude
Try Jennifer Caleshu at the Bay Area Discovery Museum, just outside San Francisco. She is incredibly savvy when it comes to social media and using it to promote the museum. jcaleshu (at) badm.org.
Mia would be great. Carolyn Royston from IWM would be great too! Looks like it will be an interesting event. Sorry to miss it!
Agree that the IMA are terrific. Also try Shelley Bernstein at the Brooklyn. Her mw2008 paper about their web 2.0 stuff is a good summary of their work to date. You can contact her via Twitter @brooklynmuseum - she's great at responding that way.
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The Indianapolis Museum of Art is doing great things in creating video content and social media for their museum and has made a sort of museum video aggregator/social network with their new program Artbabble.
http://www.artbabble.org/
They also ...
Hey invite me Jude! Actually try Mia Ridge (she's a member here) or Dave Patten from the Science Museum
Thanks so much Amelia. I did email someone at the Powerhouse a while a go but didn't get a reply but that is a great idea. Thanks for the tips about all the conferences - that and Easter holidays too makes a big difference.
Jude
If you can't get in contact with the Brooklyn Museum you could try the Powerhouse Museum in Sydney for an Australian example.
This group has been established to create discussion related to the ARC Linkage project, Engaging with Social Media in Museums
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- At 5:31am on June 1, 2009,
Jude Habib said…
- Hi All,
wherever you are in the world tomorrow do join in the social media exchange for the cultural and heritages sectors virtually via www.socialmediaexchange.org.uk - all the presentations will be available online and we'll be producing a special podcast too.
Enjoy
- At 7:09pm on March 31, 2009,
Angelina Russo said…
- Hello Jude and welcome to our site. I do hope you find the network valuable! I wish I was in town for the Social Media Exchange - it looks like it will be great! It would be nice if you could tell us about it here! BTW - how did you find us? Cheers
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- I run sounddelivery a social media training and production company working with a range of organisations including charities, museums and cultural and heritage organisations. We train organisations to harness social media tools through running practical hands-on training sessions. We also produce audio/visual content on their behalf. In June we're organising an event in London The Social Media Exchange for the Cultural and Heritage Sectors www.socialmediaexchange.org.uk
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