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CFP: online conference: AAM Technology, interpretation and education


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By info @ archimuse - Posted on 06 February 2010

online conference dates: June 23–24, 2010 | proposal deadline: Feb, 26, 2010.

Are you developing new exhibitions, interpretive programs, or public spaces that involve technology? Do you have a technology success story you’re eager to tell or a project failure you’re willing to share? Contribute your skills and experience by presenting a virtual session during AAM Technology, Interpretation, and Education™ 2010 (TIE 2010), June 23–24. TIE 2010 is a two-day, multi-session online conference that provides an interactive forum for museum professionals at all levels to explore current technology trends and practices in museum education, interpretation, exhibition, public programs and outreach. Participants will engage with technologists, education/interpretation specialists and other expert practitioners to examine technology and new media projects that support the interpretation of collections and enhance learning experiences.  


Proposals are due Feb. 26. For more information and proposal form, visit http://www.aam-us.org/getinvolved/learn/interpretation2010.cfm


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