Museums and the Web 2004 : Demonstrations

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published: March 2004
analytic scripts updated: October 28, 2010

demonstration
See museum applications demonstrated by the people who created them

Museums and the Web 2004 features a Museum Professionals Demonstration Hall on the morning of April 3, 2004. In this session, museum staff will show work created in a non-profit environment, and explain the workings behind it to their colleagues. Plan to spend some time looking closely so you can find out the answer to "How'd they do that?"

Saturday April 03, 2004
8:30 AM- 10:00 AM Close-Up	Demonstrations - Session 1 Digital Decades Online Project Hansel Cook, Canada Smithsonian Environmental Research Center Case Study Janna Posey, USA No Two Horns: A Gallery of Art and Exploits Michael Frohlich, Mark Halvorson, USA Exhibit Kiosks Examples at Fruitlands Museums Michael Volmar, USA Theatre of Memory Bernardo Uribe Mendoza, Colombia Digital Morphology - a 3D Collec tion of Natural History Specimens Timothy Rowe, USA MuseumFinland -- Finnish Museums on the Semantic Web Eero Hyvönen, Finland The ScienceSource: A Curriculum Based Science Resource Fawn Warner, USA My Life as an Elk Kathy Turner, USA Peabody Essex Museum: ARTscape Julie Beeler, James Forrest, Christy Sorensen, USA Changing the Face of Medicine: Celebrating America's Women Physicians Julie Beeler, Kevin Schlesier, USA Designing and Implementing a Database-Driven Image Gallery Sarah Fazenbaker, William Paine, USA Notes from the Field: Promoting Visitor Engagement in Science through Research Expedition Sites Sarah Marcotte, USA A 3D Scanning and animation application for museum gallery and Web site. Bruce Williams, Canada Inspection Of Museum Web Application Quality: Analysis Of Selected European Sites Elena Corradini, Paolo Davoli, Elio Garzillo, Marcello Nuccio, Antonio Russo, Italy Life in Shadows: Hidden children and the Holocaust Adele O'Dowd, USA Belfer Exemplary Lessons for Holocaust Education Warren Marcus, USA Ours to Fight For Courtney Aison, USA The U.S. National Park Service Museum Khaled Bassim, USA
Saturday April 03, 2004
10:00 AM- 11:30 AM Close-Up	Demonstrations - Session 2 Digital Content in a Museum Library: Projects and a Survey Paul O'Pecko, USA David and Goliath: The Struggle Between a Small Museum and Its Large Parent Organization Brigid Nuta, Anne Smallman, USA My Chicago Online Heidi Moisan, USA Serving the Public: Towards an Understanding of your Web Audience Sarah Rothwell, USA Incorporating youth culture in cultural education Henk van Zeijts, the Netherlands Riversdale Historic House Museum: A Small Museum and the Internet Karen Bellnier, USA Puke Ariki – We’ve Got Some Great Stories to Tell Simon Pickford, New Zealand The Renaissance Connection - Allentown Art Museum Lise Dubé, Carl Schafer, USA Telling An Old Story in a New Way: Raid on Deerfield - The Many Stories of 1704 Juliet Jacobson, Lynne Spichiger, USA Digital Exhibitions from the University Libraries' Special Collections at Virginia Tech Tamara Kennelly, USA America on the Move Brad Johnson, Steven Lubar, USA Kiki Smith: Prints, Books, and Things Julie Beeler, Allegra Burnette, USA Lewis & Clark: The National Bicentennial Exhibition Dan Zlatic, USA Making Museum Websites Accessible Jonathan Bowen, United Kingdom Making Learning Fun: Plimoth Plantation's On-line Learning Center Lisa Neal, Kim Van Wormer, USA Love and Yearning Interactive John Gordy, USA Real-Time in a Virtual World: Transforming Education Through Interactive Videoconferencing Patricia Barbanell, USA MZTV Museum of Television Interactive 3D Gallery Michael Adams, Canada Silent Witness (online exhibition) Adele O'Dowd, USA Advancing Tools for Tolerance: Harnessing the web to support Sarah Bordac, USA QuickTime Virtual Reality Artifact Photography at the National Air and Space Museum's Steven F. Udvar-Hazy Center Victoria Portway, USA