Museums and the Web 2012 (MW2012): Demonstrations

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Museum staff members demonstrate digital products created in a non-profit environment and explain the workings behind them to colleagues. Informal demonstration sessions are a great chance to see many projects close-up and talk one-on-one with their creators about the designs and the decisions that went into them.

Download the PDF program here (3.2 mb file)

Demonstration Hall

The Demonstrations are set up in the same space as the Exhibit Hall. Delegates circulate among the booths for individual discussions with Demonstrators throughout the period allotted to each demonstration session.


6:00 pm - 7:00 pm Nautilus	MW2012 Demonstrations I A Metadata Interoperability Platform Nasos Drosopoulos, Vassilis Tzouvaras, Nikolaos Simou, Greece AirBrush Sharna Jackson, United Kingdom All devices, All formats, All contexts Paolo Paolini, Nicoletta Di Blas, Matteo Agosti, Alberto Terragni, Switzerland DAM_SCOUT: A mobile experience platform at the Denver Art Museum Koven Smith, USA EUscreen: access to distributed television archives Johan Oomen, The Netherlands MEMA : using tags, posts, and tweets to help users build a personal narrative of the Teeny Harris Exhibition Yi-Ling Lin, William Real, Xiaoning Bai, Yuanyuan Ye, chenxi zhao, USA Museum as Memoryscape: The Virtual Shtetl Portal of the Museum of the History of Polish Jews Pauline Sliwinski, USA, Poland (Warsaw) National Park Service Museum Collections website Mark Freeman, USA Idea Hub: Introducing the New Walker Website Robin Dowden, USA Museums Count Franciel Azpurua Linares, USA MyBatMitzvahStory and Living the Legacy Patrick Dash, Ari Davidow, USA New Techniques for Visualizing Large Image and Video Collections Lev Manovich, United States Preserving the Web Content of the 21st Century: How the Internet Archive, Museums and Art Libraries can work together on Collection, Curation and Access Lori Donovan, Elizabeth Skene, United States Sicilian Cultural Heritage and Museums global website Flavia Zisa, Italy Your Paintings - A nation's oil paintings goes online, tagged by the public Andy Ellis, Dan Gluckman, UK A Framework to construct a digital history museum through Crowdsourcing: Collecting historical stories and objects on the web Mihyun Nam, Jungwha Kim, Seoul CANCELLED Blogging the past: Recreating history and creating community with Bound for South Australia 1836 Darren Peacock, Margaret Anderson, Allison Russell, Australia Mubil Digital Laboratory: A Demonstration Alexandra Angeletaki, Marcello Carrozzino, Letizia Jaccheri, Chiara Evangelista, Italy/Norway
9:00 am - 10:30 am Nautilus	MW2012 Demonstrations II Bridging the Physical and Virtual Experiences: Two Approaches by the Museum of Inuit Art Alysa Procida, Rob Mausser, Canada Can moderate-priced technology extend the museum experience successfully? Hosan Kim, ockrang kim, hyangbin kim, jaejeong kim, Rep. of Korea "Museum professions" iPad/Web game + evaluation Yves-Armel Martin, Geneviève Vidal, France Engaging New Audiences Online: Perspectives & Projects Sarah Toplis, United Kingdom New tools and technologies for better access to museum collections: CATCHPlus results Patricia Alkhoven, The Netherlands Tate Online Courses rose cardiff, United Kingdom A new app for a new museum: Museum of Contemporary Art Australia Keir Winesmith, Australia ArtClix Mobile App at the High Museum of Art Nicole Cromartie, Julia Forbes, USA Go down the rabbit hole with Wondermind Sharna Jackson, United Kingdom Hot Button Issues: Science, Technology, Topicality & Uncertainty in Museum Exhibits mimi roberts, USA HyPE-aiM – Framework for dynamic, interactive hypermedia Peter Hoffmann, Germany Increasing Access to Hidden Gems: Using Photosynth to Explore Georgetown University's Carroll Parlor Stephen Fernie, United States Social Memory Technology Cássio Carvalho, Brazil Squeezicks - A Museum of Science & MIT Collaboration on STEM-based games Marc Check, Marleigh Norton, USA Tate's website relaunch Tijana Tasich, John Stack, United Kingdom The Rijksmuseum API Lizzy Jongma, The Netherlands ViMuseo.fi project. Towards digital inclusion of small museums Magdalena Laine-Zamojska, Cezary Zamojski, Poland My Gallery Interactive: Engaging Museum Audiences with Technology Vivian Kung Haga, Joaquin Ortiz, Amber Lucero, Wesley Hsu, Lance Castillo, Jason Haga, Masaki Chikama, Tomoaki Takata, Yoshinori Kobayashi, Shinji Shimojo, japan
10:30 am - 12:00 pm Nautilus	MW2012 Demonstrations III PoliCultura Portal: 15,000 Students Tell their Stories about Cultural Heritage Nicoletta Di Blas, Paolo Paolini, Luigi Spagnolo, Italy State-of-the-Art: German Museums on the Social Web – Benefits and Effects of Social Media for Museum Education and Learning Bianca Bocatius, Germany Supporting the in-gallery experience on mobile devices Rachael Rainbow, UK The Digital Dead Sea Scrolls - working on a Google cloud Susan Hazan, Israel The future of digital interpretation: objects as service avatars Fiona Romeo, Lawrence Chiles, UK «Nunavik : A Land, Its People», a virtual exhibit project on the Inuit People of Northern Canada Luc Bouvrette, Canada MoMA Courses Online Colleen Brogan, USA Your Photo Here: An Online Contest Solution Maren Dougherty, Bill Bostick, Vivian Kung Haga, Joaquin Ortiz, USA The Online Collection of the Walters Art Museum Dylan Kinnett, US So You Want To Be an Artist? How the National Gallery of Canada Used Social Media to Connect with Teens Gary Goodacre, Canada Perils and Opportunity: Going Virtual, Mobile, and Toying with Reality. Hanna Cho, Eric Espig, Canada No Intrusions: MONA, The O and some great handheld adventures Mary Lijnzaad, Australia Voices from the Dawn: the Ancient Monuments of Ireland and their Folklore Howard Goldbaum, USA Web-enriched Heritage in the Pipelines Corridor: Contested Histories from the Caspian to the Mediterranean Paul Taylor, Jared Koller, USA How to Win an Art Prize Without Making a Thing: QR codes, Classifications, and Controversy Susan Cairns, Australia Untapped Resources: Making the Case for a Simple Digital Archiving Project Lowell Bassett, Jennifer Peters, USA The new website of the Musée du Louvre Agnès Alfandari, FRANCE

Posted October 9, 2011 - 12:58pm by Nancy Proctor