I often get asked what Web 2.0 means, and I usually use a form of Tim O'Reilly's four elements: content platform not provider, archi...

Pop quiz. At any given time, do you know: how many visitors are in your museum? how many members are in your museum? whether an individual ...

Frequently, we discuss projects and ideas on this blog that fit into the theme of "can't do that in museums." Well, this week...

This week marks one month of live activity for the Tech Virtual Museum Workshop , a collaborative, online platform for exhibit development. ...

Usually, when I start posts with a question in the title, it's a cheat. The presumed answer is "yes" your museum needs a blog...

In the final installment of Museum 2.0’s four part series on comfort in museums, we get down to the basics: creature comfort. When it comes...

When museum professionals talk about extending the museum experience, they’re usually talking about post-visit experiences. Personalized we...

It’s one thing to experience and or be confronted by content that is uncomfortable, either in the form of an exhibition or a program. But w...

Yesterday, I was telling a friend about what I perceive as the essential challenge to involving visitors in co-creation in museums: finding ...

Welcome to the second in the four-part series on comfort (and its boundaries) in museums, a day late but just as tasty. This week, we tackl...