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Environmental Design in the Interpretive Space (6 members)
National Museums Online Learning Project (15 members)

Engaging with Social Media in Museums (34 members)

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Fostering Innovation in our organisations

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Fostering Innovation in our organisations

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Challenges associated with multi-partner cultural networks
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Angelina Russo's Events

Learning Opportunities and Museums
September 15, 2008 at 9am to September 17, 2008 at 9pm – Various Melbourne Cultural Institutions
Transforming Cultural and Scientific Communication 2009
March 5, 2009 at 8am to March 6, 2009 at 5pm – Museum Victoria

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About Me:: I research the connections between digital content, cultural institutions and communication. I'm currently chief investigator of the New Literacy New Audiences project (http://www.cci.edu.au/projects/new-literacy-new-audiences) and the Engaging with Social Media project. You can find more information on this at http://nlablog.wordpress.com

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Angelina Russo's Blog

Science in the world of Web 2.0

Two leading authors have provided intriguing insights into the impact of Web 2.0 technologies on science. You can read about them at http://nlablog.wordpress.com

Posted on August 18th, 2008 at 3:10pm — 1 Comment (Add)

Social Media as an agent of peace

A review of an interesting talk I saw at the EVA Conference in London yesterday. See http://nlablog.wordpress.com

Posted on July 23rd, 2008 at 7:05pm — No Comments (Add)

Futures Forum - blog updates

Over at Social Media in Museums blog, I've uploaded notes on the two day conference! Read it here! http://nlablog.wordpress.com/

Posted on May 20th, 2008 at 1:36pm — No Comments (Add)

It's great to see the number of new members on this site! I've set up a group called Enaging with Social Media in Musuems. You can link to it from the Groups section of this site. Also, I'm blogging about the conference at http://nlablog.wordpress.com. It would be great to hear your impressions of the conference!

Posted on April 11th, 2008 at 11:37pm — 2 Comments (Add)

Intercom Conference 2008

ICOM's Management Committee have recently launched the Intercom Conference 2008, to be held in Rotorua, New Zealand. http://www.intercom2008.co.nz/index.html This year's theme is 'Museums, tourism and the visitor experience'. While the conference papers don't seem to be refereed, it does look like an interesting conference.

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At 8:15pm on August 18th, 2008, Gordon Goodman said…: Thanks for the welcome, Angelina. Looks like a great group of people.

At 1:11am on August 16th, 2008, Amelia Wong said…: Thank you, Angelina, for the warm welcome. The site has already been helpful. It's hard to keep track of all of the applications; it seems easier not to have to do it myself and actually get some use out of all this social networking stuff myself!

At 7:30pm on June 27th, 2008, Steve Gardam said…: Ah, sadly Angelina I won;t be at the workshop (got to be an usher at a friend's weding!) - but there should be up to four colleagues from the Imperial War Museum taking part. Hope to get to meet you anotehr time.

Steve

At 11:03pm on June 26th, 2008, Seth Thompson said…: Thank you Angelina. I look forward to participating in the discussion about social media and museums as this is becoming of great interest to me in my research.

Regards,
Seth

At 6:27pm on June 19th, 2008, Linda Young said…: Hi Angelina

Thanks for sending me the invite to this site, and your phone message - we must coincide in real time soon!

I find it difficult to keep students engaged on our internal subject discussion forums, let alone suggesting another one to them! So much information, so little time...

At 11:16pm on June 1st, 2008, Chris Hutchison said…: hi, Angelina

Thanks for the welcome. And, no, of course I'd not mind your doing a post on "My Life is my Museum", though please be aware that at the present time it is still no more than a fragmentary 'proof-of-concept' and intended as nothing else. You'll find it useful to read the 'About' page:

http://hutchison.homelinux.net/mlimm/index.php/My_Life_Is_My_Museum:About

before writing your post. My wife June has been applying the principles in a small way in the design of the 'London, Sugar & Slavery' exhibition at the Museum in Docklands, London, where she also organised a one-day conference looking at just such issues. Flattered, of course, at your interest :)

Chris

At 9:04am on May 28th, 2008, Treden Wagoner said…: Hi Angelina,

Thank you for your welcome to the group. I will post more about how the MIA is using social media on my own comment page.

Thanks for your interest.

At 2:57pm on May 27th, 2008, Liz Holcombe said…: Hi Angelina
Thanks for the welcome. We are doing a few things in the social media space at the moment. Most are really quite experimental at this stage, and we are busily learning a lot. I'm looking forward to using this space.
Liz

At 1:24pm on May 24th, 2008, Alison Liu said…: Hello Angelina,
Sorry for my late reply. Yes I enjoy this site. I love the concept of social networking and the way it helps connecting people who share similar interests. I aim to participate more in this site although English is not my first language. Looking forward to having your workshop in the future. I enjoyed listening to your speaking in MW2008! Best, Alison