Museums and the Web 2004 : Sessions

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published: March 2004
analytic scripts updated: October 28, 2010

MW2004 will feature a variety of sessions exploring all aspects of the creation, development, maintenance and evaluation of Web sites in museums, cultural and heritage organizations.

Sessions are listed chronologically below, or you can see an overview of the program.

Thursday April 01, 2004
9:30 AM- 11:00 AM Plenary	Opening Plenary Designing With Web Standards Jeffrey Zeldman, USA
11:30 AM- 1:00 PM Education	Education Projects Digital Storytelling at the National Gallery of Art Julia Borst Brazas, Sara Kajder, Julie Springer, USA One Wright Way: From Collections to Classrooms Karen Elinich, USA Presenting the Evidence: Scottish Museums and e-learning James Devine, Emma Gibson, Michelle Kane, Scotland A Scalable, Modular Framework for Publishing Museum Educational Materials Steve Gano, Ro Kinzler, Drew Koning, Monica Philippo, Matt Tarr, USA
11:30 AM- 1:00 PM Design	Exhibition Projects Burarra Gathering: Sharing Indigenous Knowledge Geoffrey Crane, Australia Virtual vs. Physical: Creating online educational experiences through design Anne Kaye, Paola Poletto, Canada For All the World to Share: Developing and Implementing Accessible Web Sites Julie Beeler, Helen Garton, John Slatin, Patricia Tuohy, USA Bringing Mars Home: the MarsQuest Online Project Paul Dusenbery, James Harold, USA
11:30 AM- 1:00 PM Technology	Personalization Personalization and the Web from a Museum Perspective Silvia Filippini Fantoni, France, Jonathan Bowen, United Kingdom Interactive Audio Content: An Approach to Audio Content for a Dynamic Museum Experience through Augmented Audio Reality and Adaptive Information Retrieval Milena Droumeva, Dale Evernden, Marek Hatala, Kenneth Newby, Ron Wakkary, Canada Rich Experiences for All Participants Sophie Lissonnet, , Liddy Nevile, Australia, Jutta Treviranus, Canada
2:00 PM- 3:30 PM Design	Interfaces for Presentation Beyond Online Collections: Putting objects to work Brad Johnson, USA Experience, Learning, and Research: Coordinating the Multiple Roles of On-line Exhibitions Bart Marable, USA Edutainment Environments. A Field report on DinoHunter: Technologies, methods and evaluation results Axel Feix, Stefan Göbel, Kerstin Osswald, Sebastian Sauer, Rene Zumack, Germany
2:00 PM- 3:30 PM Technology	Metadata and Beyond Finnish Museums on the Semantic Web: The User’s Perspective on MuseumFinland Eero Hyvönen, Miikka Junnila, Suvi Kettula, Eetu Makela, Samppa Saarela, Mirva Salminen, Ahti Syreeni, Arttu Valo, Kim Viljanen, Finland Museum metadata in a consortial environment Katherine Wisser, USA Searching For Meaning, Not Just Records John Doolan, Derek Ellis, Darren Peacock, Australia The Little Search Engine that Could: How an Online Database is Paving the Way for Enhanced Access to Research Collections Janine Andrews, Frannie Blondheim, Victor Gratnicki, Pauline Rennick, Jim Whittome, Canada
2:00 PM- 3:30 PM Education	Museum Education and the Classroom Northern Journeys: Infrastructure Design Terry Dickey, Roger Topp, USA Chicago WebDocent: Bringing Museums to the Digital Classroom - On-line Content Management and Presentation System (CMAP) Julia Borst Brazas, Benjamin Lorch, Sean York, USA Making Web Sites for Young Audiences Allegra Burnette, Deborah Schwartz, USA
4:00 PM- 5:30 PM Technology	Managing Web Development One Site Fits All: Balancing Priorities At Tate Online Jemima Rellie, United Kingdom Building and Growing Your Web Site Using The Team Approach Brian Bergeron, Susan Steinway, USA Pictures and People: Distributed Query Database Collaboration Roger Bruce, Edward Earle, USA Bits & Bolts to Bits & Bytes: The Quilt Index Online Repository and Distributed Archival Management System Michael Fegan, Mark Kornbluh, Marsha MacDowell, Dean Rehberger, Justine Richardson, USA
4:00 PM- 5:30 PM Education	Professional Training The Changing Role of the Museum Webmaster: Past, Present, and Future Paul Marty, USA Designing the user experience: an evolving collaboration for research and development Mukti Bawa, Marie Jefsioutine, United Kingdom Collaborative Teaching & Learning Between Continents: A case study Riikka Haapalainen, Marjo Mäenpää, Finland, Slavko Milekic, USA
4:00 PM- 5:30 PM Design	Storytelling XML Coding Of Dramatic Structure For Visualization Gabriele Scali, Italy, Graham Howard, United Kingdom Expanding the storyline Peter Hoffmann, Germany Influences of Concepts and Structure of Documentary Cinema Melahat Hosseini, Ron Wakkary, Canada The Gernsback Machine: Towards a Museum of Possible Futures and Probable Pasts Valerie Hobbs, Diarmuid Pigott, Marjolein Towler, Australia