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MW2008: some final stats
As you are preparing your report, here are a few statistics to round up Museums and the Web:
- papers presented: 38 [all papers on-line]
- demonstrations given: 57 [descriptions on-line]
- interaction sessions: 20 [most with papers on-line]
- exhibitors: 29 [descriptions on-line]
- number of registrants: 662 [see their institutions]
- countries represented: 27
Australia
Austria
Belgium
Canada
Chile
Denmark
Finland
France
Germany
Guatemala
Israel
Italy
Japan
Kenya
Mexico
The Netherlands
New Zealand
Norway
Russia
Scotland
Slovenia
Spain
Sweden
Switzerland
Taiwan
United Kingdom
USA - blog postings: hard to tell, they are still coming in
- flickr photos posted to the mw2008 group: still coming in
- botttles of wine served at the conference reception: 298 [maybe you can leave that one out...]
/jt

298 bottles of wine? bloody hell!
How many kilos of cheese?
Apparently we consumed 35 kilos of Old cheddar, Gruyere, Havarti, Riopelle, Grand Pont L’évêque, Dovanier, Goat Paillot, Pied de Vent, Mi-Carême, Brie, Petit Camembert, Saint-Honoré, and Kénogami and left barely enough for a mouse:-)
David Bearman
David Bearman
It was amazing to watch the wine and cheese consumption at the receptions. Did they not realize that years of wine and cheese at museum openings have given museum staff legendary capacity for both substances?
so that would make it 447.028 kilo's or 983.46 lbs. - short of half a ton:-)
David Bearman
David Bearman
Oh, my.
(It just occured to me that MW2009 should have an IMA-style dashboard showing stats like this! ;)
http://www.walkerart.org/
then maybe charlie and ed will help us out with that ...
/jt
j. trant co-founder Museums and the Web | partner archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com
i'm not sure what's next in terms of development here, but we'll definitely keep your offer in mind!
/jt
j. trant archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com
j. trant co-founder Museums and the Web | partner archives & museum informatics www.archimuse.com