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2000
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The Museums and the Web 2000 program opened with
a plenary session. On Monday,
three concurrent tracks featured in-house impacts of the web, e-commerce
and museum-school collaboration. On Tuesday,
birds-of-a-feather continental breakfast meetings were followed by tracks
on evaluation and design. On Wednesday
two demonstration sessions, with dozens of demonstrations each, ran concurrently
with mini-workshops on tools and techniques and a "Crit Room"
where web designers subject their work to peer review. All these sessions
were structured to allow attendees to participate. A closing plenary wrapped
the meeting.
Papers presented at MW2000 were published in conference
Proceedings distributed to all attendees at registration, thanks
to our sponsor, bigchalk.com.
9:30 AM-
10:30 AM
plenary
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Opening Plenary
Brave
New World - Museums and the Market
David Bearman,
Archives & Museum Informatics, USA
Jennifer Trant,
Archives & Museum Informatics, USA
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11:00 AM-
12:30 PM
e-commerce
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Aggregators: Your Alligators or Just
Aggravators
Visitor
Services, Retail and Development: Where Do They Fit on the Web?
James
Rhodes, 2b Technology, USA
Meta-centers:
do they work and what might the future hold. A case study of Australian
Museums On-line.
Kevin Sumption,
Powerhouse Museum, Australia
Virtual
Objects & Real Education: Prolegomenon version 0.1
Glen
Hoptman, Lightbeam Group/Studio, USA
Marsha
Weiner, Lightbeam Group/Studio
Jonathan
Latimer, Lightbeam Group/Studio
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11:00 AM-
12:30 PM
society
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Memory
Contextual
Links and Non-linear Narrative: A Virtual Rashomon
David
Greenfield, Skirball Cultural Center, USA
Web
Museums and Memory in the Age of Digital Multimedia Networks (Extensions
of Walter Benjamin's Insights)
Isabelle
Rieusset-Lemarié, I.U.F.M. de Versailles, France
(Re)constructing
Memory: Online Exhibitions at the United States Holocaust Memorial
Museum
David Klevan,
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA
Lawrence
Swiader, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA
Arnold Kramer,
United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA
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11:00 AM-
12:30 PM
school
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Online-Onsite
Sharing
the Experience: The Building of a Successful Online/Onsite Exhibition
Scott Sayre,
Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA
Joan
Gorman, Upper Midwest Conservation Association, USA
Patrick
Noon, Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, USA
Mike
Dust, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA
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2:00 PM-
3:30 PM
data
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Making Data Work: Functional Design
Strategies
'Re-casting
Our Net': broadening information access at the National Maritime
Museum
Sophia Robertson,
National Maritime Museum, United Kingdom
Sarah
Ashton, National Maritime Museum, UK
Bringing
the object to the viewer: Multimedia techniques for the scientific
study of art
Michael
Douma, WebExhibits/IDEA, USA
Michael
Henchman, Brandeis University, USA
Is
Bigger Better? Web Delivery of High-Resolution Images from the Museum
of Fine Arts, Boston
Maria Daniels,
Tufts University, USA
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2:00 PM-
3:30 PM
e-commerce
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Promoting Your Web Site
Online
Primetime- Promoting via Portals and other traffic building tricks
Darren
Kornblut, Image Exchange, USA
Web
Sponsorships : How Museums and Private Companies Can Play Together
on a New Playground
Giuliano Gaia,
Museo Nazionale della Scienza e della Tecnica, Italy
How
to Get More Than 500,000 Visitors in 6 Months
Guido
Luetsch, MoneyMuseum - Internet-Index GmbH, Germany
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2:00 PM-
5:30 PM
school
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Achieving Educational Objectives
Integrating
a Web Component into the Classroom
Donna
Gesualdo, New Museum of Contemporary Art, USA
ARTS,
SCIENCE & HISTORY ON-LINE: Examples of successful collaborations
between an e-learning firm and non-profit organizations
Chuck
Barger, Interactive Knowledge, Inc., USA
Can
Your Website Go the Distance? Integrating the Web to make your Distance
Learning Programs Go Further
David Schaller,
Educational Web Adventures LLP, USA
Chris
Tower, University of Minnesota, USA
Integration
of Primary Resource Materials into Elementary School Curricula
Beth Sandore,
University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Patricia
Miller, Illinois Heritage Association, USA
Nuala
Bennett, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
Amanda
Grunden, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
From
the Horse's Mouth: How Our Teachers are Using the Internet
Diana
Johnson, Minneapolis Institute of Arts, USA
The
Minnesota Communities Project: Using the Internet to Teach Your
Students Primary Source Skills
Kristine
Hagen Thofson, Minnesota Historical Society, USA
Sara
Yaeger, Minnesota Historical Society, USA
Mark
Durkin, The Learning Company
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4:00 PM-
5:30 PM
data
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Finding Educational Sites
Access
to the Distributed Environment: Making On-line Museum Content More
Accessible to Educators
Danielle Boily,
Canadian Heritage Information Network (CHIN), Canada
Creating
Heritage Content for the Web
Adriana
Davies, Heritage Community Foundation, Canada
Heritage,
Classrooms and the World Wide Web: A Teacher Educator's Perspective
on the Gateway to Learning Materials Project
John
Myers, Ontario Institute for Studies in Education of the University
of Toronto (OISE/UT), Canada
Learning
History
Nicole Vallières,
McCord Museum of Canadian History, Canada
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4:00 PM-
5:30 PM
e-commerce
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Museum Shops Online
Selling
More Without Selling Out: Museum Merchandising That Supports a Museum's
Mission
Dean
Johnson, MuseumCompany.com, USA
Building
the Next Generation Collaborative Museum Shopping Site: Merging
E-commerce, e-museums & entrepreneurs
Chris
Tellis, Antenna Audio, USA
Rebecca Reynolds
Moore, Museum Shop.Com, Inc., USA
Zero
to a Million $ in one year flat
Philip Getchell,
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA
Debra
LaKind, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, USA
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8:30 AM-
10:30 AM
management
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U.S.Federal Funding Opportunities
Your
tax dollars at work: Federal funding sources for US museum web projects
Sarah Ridley,
National Endowment for the Humanities, USA
Saralyn
Reece Hardy, National Endowment for the Arts, USA
Bonnie
Gould, National Endowment for the Humanities, USA
Hyman
Field, National Science Foundation, USA
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11:00 AM-
12:30 PM
management
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Management Issues
Canada's
Digital Collections: Youth Employment Opportunities and Canadian
Content Online
Nora Hockin,
Industry Canada, Canada
The
Small Museum Web Site: A case study of the web site development
and strategy in a small art museum.
Kristine
Hoff, Aarhus University, Denmark
Outsourcing
of Museums on the Web Projects in Russia
Tatyana
Bogomazova, Peter the Great Museum of Anthropology & Ethnography,
Russian Academy of Sciences, Russia
Vladimir
Bronnikov, Ctor_Studio Lanck, Russia
Unexpected
help with your web-based collections: Encouraging data quality feedback
from your online visitors
Paul Marty,
Spurlock Museum, University of Illinois, USA
Michael
Twidale, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, USA
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11:00 AM-
12:30 PM
design
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Virtual Museums
On
Beyond Label Copy: Museum-Library Collaboration In The Development
Of A Smart Web ExhibitOn beyond label copy: museum-library collaboration
in the
Bernadette
Callery, Carnegie Museum of Natural History, USA
Robert
Thibadeau, Carnegie Mellon University, USA
The
Website of the UK Museum of the Year, 1999
Jane Bowen,
River & Rowing Museum, UK
Jonathan Bowen,
South Bank University, UK
Employing
Identification in Online Museums
Billie
Jones, Penn State - Capital College, USA
Lessons
learned from WebExhibits: Practical suggestions for good design
Michael
Douma, WebExhibits/IDEA, USA
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1:30 PM-
3:00 PM
design
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Collaborations as Explorations
Chicago
WebDocent: Web-based Curriculum from Multiple Museums
Craig
Cunningham, University of Chicago, USA
Nenette
Luarca, University of Chicago, USA
Anna
Rochester, Oriental Institute, USA
A
Research Agenda For Designing Next Generation Learning Spaces For
Universities And Museums
Larry Friedlander,
Stanford Learning Lab, USA
Collaborative
Cultural Resource Creation: the example of the Art Museum Image
Consortium
Kelly
Richmond, Art Museum Image Consortium, USA
Jennifer Trant,
Art Museum Image Consortium, USA
David
Bearman, Art Museum Image Consortium, USA
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1:30 PM-
5:00 PM
management
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Evaluation
Investigating
Art Museum Web Sites: A Three-part Approach
Amy
Karabin, USA
Developing
a Museum Web Presence for Higher Education - the Evaluation of an
Online Course at Richmond, The American International University
in Londo
Evan
Dickerson, Richmond, The American International University in
London, United Kingdom
Susie
Peacock, Queen Margaret University College, Scotland
Honoured
Guests - Towards a visitor centred web experience
Katie Streten,
National Museum of Science & Industry, United Kingdom
Entering
Through the Side Door - a Usage Analysis of Web Presentations
Joan
Nordbotten, University of Bergen, Norway
An
Examination of the Impact of Subjective Cultural Issues on the Usability
of a Localized Web Site - The Louvre Museum Web Site
Yvonne
Cleary, University of Limerick, Ireland
Who's
Out There? A Pilot User Study of Educational Web Resources by the
Science Learning Network (SLN)
Robert J. Semper,
The Exploratorium, USA
Noel Wanner,
The Exploratorium, USA
Roland Jackson,
Science Museum, United Kingdom
Martin
Bazley, Science Museum, UK
Cooperative
Visits for Museum WWW Sites a Year Later: Evaluating the Effect
Paolo Paolini,
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Thimoty Barbieri,
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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3:30 PM-
5:00 PM
design
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Interaction Effects ... Interaction
Affects
Thinking:
Aesthetics, Architecture and Ambience
Donald
Goodes, National Film Board of Canada, Canada
Creating
Online Experiences in Broadband Environments
Jim Spadaccini,
Ideum, USA
Making
the Punishment Fit the Crime: Content-driven Multimedia Development
Peter Samis,
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art (SFMOMA), USA
Susie
Wise, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, USA
3D-Temporal
Navigation on the Web: How to Explore a Virtual City along Multiple
Historical Dimensions
Franca Garzotto,
Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Francesca
Alonzo, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
Sara
Valenti, Politecnico di Milano, Italy
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