Are you going to Museums and the Web in Montreal in April? You lucky person! I won't see you there. Fortunately/unfortunately, I'm speaking at both Creating Exhibitions the first weekend of April and AAM the last weekend of April, so I couldn't swing a third conference in the middle of the month.But! I'm hoping that you're out there, you eloquent writer you, yearning to share your experiences from MW08 with the Museum 2.0 stratosphere (and me). I'll be doing an interview with the talented Jennifer Trant after the conference is over, but would also love to have you share some "on the ground" perspectives from or directly after the conference. You do not have to have any particular expertise beyond ability to write and interest in the content (and perhaps, a healthy skepticism to go with it)!
Please send me a note at nina@museumtwo.com if you are interested in this opportunity. And check out Jessica Harden's excellent report from AAM last year if you want some inspiration that yes, you can do this too.
From 2006-2019, Museum 2.0 was authored by Nina Simon. Nina is the founder/CEO of
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I imagine the New Media team at the Walker will be blogging as much as time allows - if not here, at least we can cross link some content?
Nina -- So sorry you won't be there!
We're encouraging everyone to use http://conference.archimuse.com as a way to post thoughts if they aren't blogging in their own space already (or even if they are).
Mike Ellis has been helping us pull together the digital trace of MW2008, both while it's happening and after, including blog posts, tweets, flickr photos ... ; we'll be testing OneTag. See his blog post introducing it.
We'd love to see some 'off-site' activity too... feel free to throw in your questions or thoughts.
/jt
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