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Published: March 15, 2001.
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The conference program for Museums and the Web
2001 was exciting and informative for participants at all levels of museum
web design. This year's program featured speakers from more than 25 countries.
The meetings opened on Thursday
with a plenary address, followed by a full day of sessions and two Crit
Rooms. Friday began with
the Birds of a Feather Breakfast and featured sessions on accessibility,
portals, and data interchange. This day also featured a variety of Mini-Workshops.
The final day, Saturday,
began with two groups of demonstrations that were followed by sessions
on design, licensing, schools, and new technology. MW2001 ended with a
closing plenary.
9:00 AM-
10:00 AM
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A
Top Level Domain for Museums
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10:30 AM-
12:00 PM
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The
Effect of Surrogation on Viewer Response to Expressional Qualities
in Works of Art: Preliminary Findings from the Toledo Picture Study
Unseen
Discussions: artist@hotmail.com
A
Curatorial Resource for Upstart Media Bliss
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10:30 AM-
12:00 PM
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1000
Years of the Olympic Games: Digital reconstruction at the home of
the gods
Constructing
A Virtual Museum of Machine Mechanism Models Imported from Germany
during Japanese Westernization for Higher Education: 3D Animations
Bas
Reconstructing
Rosie: A digital experiment in facial reconstruction
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10:30 AM-
12:00 PM
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A
Re-usable Software Framework for Authoring and Managing Web Exhibitions
Design
and Analysis of Virtual Museums
Re-Purposing
of Content and Digital Delivery Convergence: Implications for Interface
Design
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1:00 PM-
3:00 PM
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Building
Museum Brands for the Next Generation: Web sites that reach and keep
young people
Evaluating
the Usability of a Museum Web Site
"Less
Clicking, More Watching": Results from User-Centered Design of a Multi-Institutional
Web Site for Art and Culture
Making
good use of user input: Incorporation of public evaluation into the
system development process
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1:00 PM-
3:00 PM |
Hampshire Museum Service, UK
http://www.hants.gov.uk/museums
Yakima Valley Museum
http://yakimavalleymuseum.org
University of Missouri-Columbia, Museum of Anthropology
http://coas.missouri.edu/AnthroMuseum/
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1:00 PM-
3:00 PM
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Requirements
and Architecture for Administration and Maintenance of Digital Object
Libraries
Informing
or Performing: A Dilemma in Applying High Technologies to a Museum
Web Site
Towards
a Virtual Community
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3:30 PM-
5:30 PM
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Digital
Embryo Library and Collaboratory Tools
OPALES:
An Environment for Sharing Knowledge among Experts Working on Multimedia
Archives
Co-operation
Metaphors for Virtual Museums
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3:30 PM-
5:30 PM
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The Museum of New Mexico
http://www.museumeducation.org
The National Constitution Center
http://www.constitutioncenter.org
The Mississippi Valley Archaeology Center
http://www.uwlax.edu/mvac
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3:30 PM-
5:30 PM
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"Beyond
museum walls" – A critical analysis of emerging approaches to museum
web-based education
Enhancing
Museum Visitor Access Through Robotic Avatars Connected to the Web
Wolfram
Burgard, Armin
Cremers, Peter
Friess, Dirk
Haehnel, Dirk
Schulz, Germany
Antonis
Argyros, Georgios
Giannoulis-Giannoulopoulos, George
Kamarinos, Andromachi
Katselaki, Mandy
Koliou, Dimitrios
Konstantios, Maria
Roussou, Vassilis
Savvaides, Panos
Trahanias, Dimitris
Tsakiris, Greece
The
HyperMuseum Theme Generator System: Ontology-based Internet Support
for the Active Use of Digital Museum Data for Teaching and Presentation
Providing
Personal Assistance in the SAGRES Virtual Museum
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