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Museums Remixed: Learning from the learners

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April 25, 2007. Learning from the learners. Below are a few guiding principles gleaned from writings by Lynn Dierking, John Falk, George Hein, Jay Rounds, and Daniel Spock:. Visitors do not view museums as classrooms for learning so much as smorgasbords of content from which they construct their own meanings. We fear this reality but we should not discount it. Museums provide unique environments for engaging with ideas, sparking the imagination, and inspiring further inquiry. Matthew and others,. I wonde...

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Museums Remixed: folksemantic web tools

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May 15, 2007. The Center for Open and Sustainable Learning. Is in the process of building a number of tools that help users reuse and remix openly available web resources. All tools let users tag, share, and manipulate web resources. Tools are lightweight and generally single purpose. They are focused on developing semantic web applications based on folksonomic data. They are completely open and free to use. You can find a list of all these tools at our website. Labels: web 2.0. These sessions examined v...

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Museums Remixed: September 2007

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September 26, 2007. In October, AAM will be releasing a new book, The Digital Museum: A Think Guide. My chapter on the topic of museums and Web 2.0 (which includes many concepts previewed here) entitled "Can Museums Allow Online Users to Become Participants? Can be found online here. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Welcome to Museums Remixed! UPDATE: This blog is now a follow up to the Museums Remixed sessions parts 1 and 2 at the AAM 2007 annual conference. Examples of Museums Remixed. The Object of History.

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The Apprentice Historian: History

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Concerning the journey of an aspiring Historian through the hallowed Halls of the Academy. September 13, 2008. So out of shape and Twitter illustrated. Ouch That's the sound of my blogging muscles straining and sweating. I am so out of the habit of blogging that just getting something going is a struggle this semester. So let me start with baby steps and see where it goes. For those of you wondering about just what is the utility of a web 2.0 application like Twitter, I found an excellent example. Many g...

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Museums Remixed: May 2007

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May 23, 2007. I have also been pleasantly surprised by the number of museums already experimenting with these techniques. We have managed to list over fifteen links so far on this site. It is our hope to keep this blog active as a resource and a forum to continue the conversation regarding visitor-authored experiences. Posted by John Chiodo. Thanks to all who participated in our panel, presenters and audience. Hopefully you found it enlightening. May 15, 2007. The Center for Open and Sustainable Learning.

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Curiouser and Curiouser...: October 2006

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My Adventures in blogging, digital and Public History. View my complete profile. From Penalties to Produce. My Sister Hates History. W3 Schools Tryit Editor v1.4 - Fun Stuff! Some Thoughts on the Evolution of the Museum. Why Historians Drink Beer. Just Watch Me: Digital Moving Images and Histori. History 500F/501G - Public History. History 516F - Understanding Archives. History 513F - Digital History. Monday, October 30, 2006. Canadian History: That’s ‘Hot’. S post Is Canadian History Sexy Enough? Says t...

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Curiouser and Curiouser...: History Websites: Less is More

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My Adventures in blogging, digital and Public History. View my complete profile. Bringing History to Life: The Attraction of Oral H. Historical Research in the Digital Realm. Public History and Material Culture:Engaging the N. Social Tagging and Museums: Attracting a New Audie. The Democracy of Wikipedia. History 500F/501G - Public History. History 516F - Understanding Archives. History 513F - Digital History. Friday, October 27, 2006. History Websites: Less is More. Because this is essentially a teachin...

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More about Dr Patricia Gillard | Coppice

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Please add me to the mailing list. That you for submitting your enquiry. We will be in contact with you as soon as possible. More about Dr Patricia Gillard. Patricia has pioneered new kinds of audience research in a career that began with qualitative studies of children and television in 1980. By 1986, she was Head of Research and Development for ABC Television in Australia and had published research monographs,. Under the name Patricia Palmer). As a Fulbright Fellow in 2001, Patricia worked in the Web P...