On April 17, 2002 (the day before the conference program begins) seven full-day and six half-day workshops will be given by leaders in the museum computing field. Topics are both theoretical and practical, offering a focused way to build your skills. Whether you are just beginning, or are well advanced in your use of the Web, you will find a workshop to further your professional development.

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

Wednesday April 17, 2002

9:00 AM- 12:30 PM Morning	Handhelds in Museums Nancy Proctor, United Kingdom Chris Tellis, USA
	QuickTime Virtual Reality in Cultural Heritage Presentation James Devine, Scotland
	Web Marketing: Strategies for Using Digital Media Brian Clark, Penny Peavler, Micah Zender, USA
9:00 AM- 5:00 PM Full Day	E-learning Lisa Neal, USA
	Goal-Based Scenarios for Effective Web Education - CLOSED Steven Allison-Bunnell, David Schaller, USA
	Innovative Interfaces for Museum Content Slavko Milekic, USA
	Systematic Requirements Analysis for Building Effective Web Sites Nicoletta Di Blas, Franca Garzotto, Paolo Paolini, Italy Davide Bolchini, Switzerland
	Usability Engineering: High-Speed, Low-Cost User Testing for Museums on the Web Paul Marty, Michael Twidale, USA
	Web Video Jim Spadaccini, USA
	Web-Based Metadata Harvesting and the Open Archives Initiative Protocol John Perkins, Canada Carl Lagoze, USA
1:30 PM- 5:00 PM Afternoon	Museum and heritage applications of digital 3D imaging Angelo Beraldin, Sabry El-Hakim, Guy Godin, John Taylor, Canada
	Content Management Systems Peter Firminger, Anne Skates, Russ Weakley, Australia
	Technologies for Interactive Exhibit Design: from Wireless object and body tracking to wearable computers - CLOSED Flavia Sparacino, USA