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MW2009 featured a Museum Professionals' Demonstration Hall on the morning of April 18, 2009. Museum staff members 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 same manner as the Exhibit Hall. Delegates move from booth to booth for individual discussions with Demonstrators.

Saturday April 18, 2009
8:30 am- 10:00 am Close Up	Demonstrations 1 Popped! Sally Olding, United Kingdom Social Tagging in the Museum: The Chipstone Galleries at the Milwaukee Art Museum. Ethan Lasser, USA 21st-Century Abe Nicholas Schonberger, USA Web Dissemination of Cultural Content Through Information Landscapes Massimo Bergamasco, Marcello Carrozzino, Chiara Evangelista, Veronica Neri, Emanuele Ruffaldi, Italy ArtBabble: A High Quality, Cloud Based Video Platform for Art Content Edward Bachta, Matt Gipson, Daniel Incandela, Charles Moad, Rob Stein, USA Merging the physical and the virtual in science education Rick Crosslin, Angela McNew, USA Engaging Students as Producers of Culture Lauren Addario, Mimi Roberts, USA Hybrid Realities: Visiting the Virtual Museum Jesse Allison, John Fillwalk, USA The Reciprocal Research Network Nicholas Jakobsen, Ulrike Radermacher, Susan Rowley, Andrea Sanborn, Dave Schaepe, Leona Sparrow, Ryan Wallace, Canada Combining all the resources on the BCCKS: Easy way to create on line brochures of events Junko Iwabuchi, Japan My Karsh Maureen McEvoy, Intiaz Rahim, Canada CultureSampo - A Collective Memory of Finnish Cultural Heritage on the Semantic Web 2.0 Eero Hyvönen, Finland California Video Exhibition kiosk and web site Jack Ludden, USA Digital New Zealand - helping make New Zealand content easier to find share and use Virginia Gow, New Zealand I Know What This is! Erik Hekman, Harry van Vliet, The Netherlands ArtsConnectEd Robin Dowden, USA Quilt Explorer: High Touch Tech, Timeless Tradition Maureen Ose, USA G.O.D. Brought to Life (and mashed up) Mia Ridge, United Kingdom Jewish Women: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia Ari Davidow, USA Museum Pipes: A Yahoo Pipes Data Integration Experiment Piotr Adamczyk, USA Best of the Web Winners To be announced
10:00 am- 11:30 am Close Up	Demonstrations 2 On-line videos of Deaf children interpreting the collections in Sign Language Matthew Cock, Carolyn Howitt, United Kingdom A Literary Map for the Future: Integrating Technology, History, and Culture Steven Herb, Alan Jalowitz, Jenny Litz, USA Digital Content: Identifying the "Orphans" & Monetizing the Heirlooms Christopher Kenneally, USA Canadian War Museum Online Resource: Canada and the First World War Genevieve de Mahy, Kathryn Lyons, Canada Creating Interactive Timelines Using Dipity Rose Sherman, USA Building Museum Communities through Online Exhibits Jeff Doyle, USA WebQuests - National Museums Online Learning Project Carolyn Royston, United Kingdom Bringing documents to life Vivian Ducat, USA An Interactive Display for the Real‐Time Viewing of Virtually Restored Museum Artifacts Daniel Aliaga, Alvin Law, Richard McCoy, Amy McKune, Yu Hong Yeung, Larry Zimmerman, USA New Technology Brings New Life to Art History: The Piero Project Story Marcello Carrozzino, Franco Tecchia, Italy, Kirk Alexander, Marilyn Aronberg Lavin, USA Small scale museum videos on the web Andrew Lewis, United Kingdom Learning in the galleries using portable devices, websites and digital content Paul Clifford, United Kingdom Wexner Center for the Arts Robert Duffy, USA Spitzer's Multi-Gigapixel GLIMPSE of the Milky Way James Harold, USA Seeing Tibetan Art Shelley Mannion, Switzerland A Responsive Virtual Human Museum Guide at the Boston Museum of Science Timothy Bickmore, USA Joe Fafard at the National Gallery of Canada Ashish Bhagrath, Corey Timpson, Canada Patchwork Prototyping a Collections Dashboard Amy Jackson, Michael Twidale, Richard Urban, USA History at Your Fingertips: Providing Access via Interactive Multi-touch Technology Lola Pyne, USA Creative Spaces - National Museums Online Learning Project Steve Gardam, United Kingdom Best of the Web Winners To be announced

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