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MW2007 featured a Museum Professionals' Demonstration Hall on the morning of April 14, 2007. Museum staff members show sites created in a non-profit environment, and explaiedn the workings behind them to their colleagues.

Informal demonstration sessions are your 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 same manner as the Exhibit Hall. Delegates move from booth to booth for individual discussions with Demonstrators.

Download a map of the Demonstration Hall (PDF).

Saturday April 14, 2007
8:00 am- 9:30 am Close-Up	Demonstrations - 1 Global Origins: A Tool for Connecting Museum Objects to Geography Charles Moad, Rob Stein, USA Oral Histories of the First World War and Faces of War (Second World War) David Hendricks, Canada Learning@Whitney: A resource for teachers, kids, and teens Dina Helal, USA Absalon.nu - an interactive history of Copenhagen on the net Johan Møhlenfeldt Jensen, Denmark Spectacular success of web based, interactive learning Ingrid Beazley, United Kingdom Knowledge Exchange: promoting community engagement Wendy A. Thomas, Canada Web Designs for Interactive Learning Rick Bonney, USA Sites from New York City's African American history Vivian Ducat, USA Through the Looking Glass: Representing Cultural Heritage Online Melissa Carrillo, USA Great Chicago Stories Heidi Moisan, USA Using PACHYDERM to Design an Educational Web Resource for K-12 Teachers and Students Jacqueline Copeland, Scott Sayre, USA Mixed Reality Technology at a Natural History Museum Hiroyuki Arita-Kikutani, Rieko Inaba, Tomotsugu Kondo, Makoto Manabe, Akira Mizuki, Junji Shibasaki, Japan Living Museum: Middle School Students Create Their Own Exhibitions Allison Farber, Ray Shah, USA From Signs to Satellites Eddy Dawson, USA Te Ara - The Encyclopedia of New Zealand: An Encyclopedia Created for the Web Shirley Williams, New Zealand Access to Heritage Resources using What, Where, When, and Who Michael Buckland, Frederick Gey, Ray B. Larson, USA Exploring Earth and Mars Daniel Barstow, James Harold, USA The American Image: The Photographs of John Collier Jr. Catherine Baudoin, Beth Maloney, Jim Spadaccini, USA Dino Jaws and the Virtuous Circle John Benfield, Jonathan Griffiths, United Kingdom Making Local History Relevant Online Melissa Johnson, Kristin Long, Kristin McCaman, USA By Aeroplane to Pygmyland: Repatriating and Interpreting Multiple Voices, Sources and Media from a historic New Guinea Expedition Paul Michael Taylor, USA An Overview of the Natural Protected Areas in Jalisco Ana Carr, J. América Loza-Llamas, Ofelia Pérez-Peña, Mexico Taking a museum experience to your real world with the VOLUMEONE Junko Iwabuchi, Japan An on-line recommender system based on Semantic Web technology Lora Aroyo, The Netherlands Aberdeen Built Ships Meredith Greiling, United Kingdom
9:30 am- 11:00 am Close-Up	Demonstrations - 2 User Analysis and Audience Development for Zeum at Yerba Buena Gardens Greg Kwangrog Kim, Tiffany Rosenberg, USA From a Distance: Mobile phones as live broadcasting devices Lois Lydens, Makoto Manabe, Tomoyuki Ohashi, Japan Archiving Theatre: texts into performances Peter Reynolds, United Kingdom Design Hub - an online magazine and portal to the collections of the world's design museums Nicole Bearman, Sebastian Chan, Australia Putting Collections Into the Classroom: The WashingtonHistoryOnline.org Project Patricia Erikson, USA Striking Gold: Mining the Resources of the Crocker Art Museum Caren Gutierrez, USA Harvard Masters Series: Access all areas Jim Devine, United Kingdom, Katherine Burton_Jones, Wendy Constantine, Jason Springer, Kurt Stuchell, USA Offering tools to encourage the growth of a community Thomas Schulze, Cassie Williams, United Kingdom ArtStart Charlotte Sexton, United Kingdom Connecting to Your Audiences Through the On-line Wonder Wall Norm Lownds, USA A Museums Wiki Isabel Bernal, Italy, Jonathan Bowen, Silvia Filippini-Fantoni, Eleanor Lisney, United Kingdom NanoAventura Djana Contier, Renato de Almeida Prado, Marcelo Knobel, Sandra Murriello, Cesar Nunes, Brazil The Empty Museum. Walking inside the virtual exhibit. Juan David Blanco, Luis Hernandez Ibanez, Rocio López Mihura, Antonio Seoane, Javier Taibo, Spain The Presidential Timeline Kenneth Tothero, USA Collection X. Exploring public collections and community contributions. Ian Rubenzahl, Canada Supporting Expansion: The Mariners' Museum Chris DallaVilla, Justin Lyons, USA MORITZ: A European mobile media project for historical textile industry museums Helmut Eirund, Christoph Klütsch, Martin Koplin, Germany The MAEP Wiki - An Artists Community Writes its own History Mike Dust, Jennifer Jurgens, USA Engaging a Global Audience Online: The International Museum of Women's Imagining Ourselves Exhibit Paula Goldman, USA The FRAME website: A foundation for French/American museum collaboration, cultural diplomacy, and regional tourism Paul Kahn, Dominique Negel, France, Leonard Steinbach, USA Multimodal interaction for the World Wide Web Massimo Bergamasco, Marcello Carrozzino, Antonio Frisoli, Emanuele Ruffaldi, Franco Tecchia, Italy Exploratorium Informal Science Education in Second Life Paul Doherty, Rob Rothfarb, USA Researching Canadian Aboriginal History and Ancestry Chris Kitzan, Canada Machine Assisted Tagging of Images James Wang, USA Industrial Heritage, memory preservation and ICT Glòria Munilla, Laura Solanilla, Spain All-on-one-page: linking maps, timelines and social bookmarking to build historical context and visitor engagement Ian Johnson, Australia

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published: April 11, 2007
last updated: October 28, 2010 12:21 PM

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