20-24 Sep 2010, Chicago: Design for Mobile
Design For Mobile The first and only North American mobile user experience conference. The focus is on strategy and tactics for user research, product definition, interaction and other design, and usability testing. Design For Mobile (D4M) is a multi-faceted conference aimed at engaging the mobile community in a shared discussion about the future of mobile [...]
17 Sep 2010, Washington DC: Mobile Meetup for Museum Professionals
DC-area Mobile Collaborations Following the Aug 4, 2010 Mobile Meetup at the Newseum, this is an opportunity for DC-area museum professionals to continue the conversation about city-wide mobile collaborations and projects. 1-3pm at the US Holocaust Memorial Museum, Classroom D on the Concourse (lower) level of the Museum RSVP to David Klevan (Places are limited [...]
8 Sep 2010, London: Technology Colloquium
Technology Colloquium for Museums and Galleries from MuseumID Using technology to enhance engagement, education and participation in museums and galleries… Meet leading innovators and practitioners, network with like-minded peers and benefit from exclusive access to some of the latest thinking and developments in museums. Packed with presentations, practical demonstrations, films, discussion forums, and specialist question [...]
8 Sep 2010, London: Mobile Standards Summit
Help us build a standard for Mobile Content! Mobile Standards Summit – UK September 8, 2010; 13:00 – 17:00 following the Tate Handheld Conference at Tate Modern – London, UK Free and open to all!
7 Sep 2010, London: Tate Handheld Conference
Museums and Mobiles in the Age of Social Media © Tate Tuesday 7 September 2010, 10.30–17.30 Almost everyone has a mobile in their pocket, but are museums ready to communicate with their audiences in this way? This symposium is for museum workers who want to know more about how the new generation of mobile devices can benefit [...]
Hirshhorn Museum: Yves Klein, With the Void, Full Power
by Sarah Dines SOME (VERY) WELL HIDDEN GEMS, LOCATED AFTER SOME (VERY) SERIOUS MINING The Hirshhorn Museum’s iPhone App for Yves Klein, With the Void, Full Power was launched in mid-June to considerable fanfare from the mainstream press and museum twitterati, with pronouncements like “cutting edge” and “groundbreaking”. There was a lot of tweeting and [...]
Help us build a standard for Mobile Content!
Mobile Standards Summit – UK September 8, 2010; 13:00 – 17:00 following the Tate Handheld Conference at Tate Modern – London, UK Mobile Standards Summit – US October 27, 2010; 13:00 – 17:00 at MCN2010 – Austin, TX In the last 18 months literally dozens of new mobile platforms have entered the market, giving museums [...]
50 lucky cultural orgs will get a free iPhone app
If you’re an arts and culture org, and you want an inexpensive way to experiment with mobile apps and mobile websites, this is for you. 50 museums, zoos, parks, art galleries, heritage sites, aquariums, or gardens who fill out our survey will be randomly selected to receive a free iPhone app ($500 value) and a [...]
Mission Impossible? Basque Culture 2.0
Live now at the webcast link below! Follow the conversation at #GIPUZKOA20 Tomorrow I will participate in the Gipuzkoa 2.0 symposium sponsored by the local government of Gipuzkoa in the Basque Country of Spain. The goal of this meeting is to encourage local cultural agents (museums, bloggers, companies and educational institutions) to collaborate with the [...]
Questions & aspirations for the Smithsonian Commons
This is a comment I just left on the Smithsonian Commons, inspired by a two-day course I’m currently attending in Bilbao on “Museums, Social Networks and 2.0 Technology”. I’d be interested to hear the thoughts of others about different ways of managing, reusing and responding to user-generated content in general. Please also add your comments [...]
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