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At MW2010 museum staff members will show sites created in a non-profit environment and explain the workings behind them to their colleagues. Informal demonstration sessions are a chance to see many sites close-up and talk one-on-one with colleagues about their designs and the decisions that went into them.

The Demonstration Hall is set up in the Exhibit Hall. Delegates move from booth to booth for individual discussions with Demonstrators.

Friday April 16, 2010
8:00 am- 10:00 am Close Up	Demonstrations - 1 A low-budget virtual tour for school groups Louise Cameron, USA Publishing Digital Museum Collections on the Web Using the Metadata Assignment and Search Tool Anne Diekema, Nancy McCracken, USA Modular Perspectives: Scholar | Explorer | Dreamer: Tate Online's Collection Concept James Davis, United Kingdom The CollectionWeb Digital Ecosystems: A Semantic Web and Web 2.0 Framework for generating Museum Web sites Peter Eklund, Peter Goodall, Fatima Hijazi, Amanda Lawson, Tim Wray, Australia Combining Memory, Museums and Material Culture-Creating a New Digital Landscape for Naval History Hill Goodspeed, Karin Hill, Gary Petersen, USA Design and Development of a Collections Dashboard Michael Twidale, Richard Urban, USA Museums in the Clouds: Omeka.net Tom Scheinfeldt, USA Creativity Resources, an online teacher resource from the Denver Art Museum Ellen Spangler, , Patterson Williams, USA Ontario's Small Jewish Communities Virtual Exhibit Ellen Scheinberg, Canada KuratorTool Majken Overgaard, Patrik Svensson, Denmark TAP: A Hybrid CMS-Mobile Tour Architecture for multi-platform interactive content Edward Bachta, Daniel Incandela, Rob Stein, USA Bringing The First World War To Second Life Alun Edwards, Stuart Lee, Kate Lindsay, Christopher Stephens, United Kingdom whitney.org: a wiki-based web site Dina Helal, Alexandra Nemerov, USA This Week’s Hidden Treasure: Library of Congress and the History Channel collaborate to showcase collection objects via online curator video Geraldine Otremba, Lola Pyne, USA Amgueddfa CMS: the in-house content management system for National Museum Wales Chris Owen, United Kingdom
10:00 am- 11:30 am Close Up	Demonstrations Immersive experiences for museums Philip Galanter, Carol LaFayette, Fred Parke, USA Creating 3D Museums on the Web Stefan Decker, Izabela Irzynska, Jacek Jankowski, Marek Jozwowicz, Bill McDaniel, Ireland Museum of Fine Arts, Boston: Digital Imaging Solutions - Collections Business Development & Strategic Partnerships Sionan Burke, Debra LaKind, USA Caboodle by Culture24: How to engage children with your collection online in a new way (and how they can engage you in theirs!) Jane Finnis, Anra Kennedy, Mark Slawinski, United Kingdom The Digital-Signs in the Map of Mexico 1550 Blanca Acuña, Lily Diaz, Finland Louis Kahn Trenton Bath House Vivian Ducat, USA Sharing Stories: Putting the Illinois State Museum Audio-Video Barn Online Erich Schroeder, USA Building an Online Community and Resource for Informal Science Education Professionals Jeremy Flores, Marti Louw, USA Place-Royale from Today to Yesterday Jules Morissette, Canada Cultural Technology Showcase Veronica Black, Devyn Dennison, Miriam Langer, Mimi Roberts, USA ARKive: The Digital Noah's Ark Merove Heifetz, USA A Voice for Freedom: The McCormick Freedom Project's Social Media Experiment Kelli Landes, Jamie Loo, USA Use of webcam-based eye-tracking for museum outreach & research Slavko Milekic, Matthew Miller, Gareth Roberts, USA Exhibitions enhanced by AR technology: Exploring new visions with widely available iPhone and its application Junko Iwabuchi, Japan myLOC.gov: Continuing the Library of Congress Experience Lola Pyne, Robert Sokol, USA
3:30 pm- 5:00 pm Close Up	Demonstrations doppelgänger: the National Portrait Gallery of Australia's Second Life experience Gillian Raymond, Australia In Defense of the Casual Game James Harold, Brad McLain, USA Concept Maps for Online Exhibits: Using SpicyNodes Greg Ligierko, , Michael Douma, USA Polynesian Navigation: Communicating Oral Tradition Through a 3-D Immersive Interactive David Beck, USA SmartVisit: integrating the online and on-site experience Steven Beasley, Scott Beveridge, USA Museum Victoria's Collections Online: a visual approach Timothy Hart, Australia Using Ning to create a teacher community of inquiry at The Children's Museum of Indianapolis Angie McNew, USA Wellcome Collection: Explore Danny Birchall, United Kingdom Interconnections: STEM Learning Through the Lens of a Virtual 3D 1964/65 New York World's Fair Environment Charles Hughes, Eileen Smith, Lori Walters, USA Farallones Webcam Kathi Koontz, USA Dulwich OnView: A museum blog run by the community for the community Alison H.Y. Liu, Taiwan, Ingrid Beazley, Jonathan Bowen, Sarah McDaid, United Kingdom Augmented Reality for Interpretive and Experiential Learning Karen Elinich, USA On-site digital learning programs at the British Museum and the V&A Shelley Mannion, Lorna O'Brien, United Kingdom The Real, the Virtual & the Local Gunnar Liestøl, Norway

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