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Learning | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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A Case for Responsive Mobile Design Across Museum Learning Content. Museum learning, like school-based learning, has often had to deal with the problem of catch-up regarding the use of digital technology. The iPad 2 is Here. How Will it Impact the Cultural Heritage Sector? Like a number of tech observers,. I was glued to my computer screen yesterday evening, taking in the details of the tech spec, modifications and additions being liveblogged from Apple’s iPad 2 event. The Highs and Lows of WebOS.
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The iPad 2 is Here. How Will it Impact the Cultural Heritage Sector? | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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The iPad 2 is Here. How Will it Impact the Cultural Heritage Sector? Like a number of tech observers,. I was glued to my computer screen yesterday evening, taking in the details of the tech spec, modifications and additions being liveblogged from Apple’s iPad 2 event. The gamers and app developers in the audience were probably salivating at the prospect of the increased speed and graphics in the device but what about the possibilities of the device in museums, galleries and cultural heritage sites? I’m a...
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Hiatus Explained | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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OK…I’m back now after an extended break. Where have I been? Well, selling home, moving home, moving office and putting a portfolio together. All four (major) tasks have taken far longer than expected and the major casualty has been this blog – shame on me. I haven’t been a slouch, though – between May and October I’ve gathered quite a bit of research and have been hopping between some top conferences. Here’s a quick recap:. September 2011: Group for Education in Museums (GEM) conference, Norwich. I see i...
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Doing Digital | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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An appropriate use of digital technology can bring about the creation of meaningful content, targeted at specific audiences. The CultureShock. Then have a look at Melbourne Museum’s PleaseTouch iPad app. Which gives allows visitors to use mobile interpretation as a social museum trail that can prompt discussion about the collection, and the DOKLAB multitouch table. A Case for Responsive Mobile Design Across Museum Learning Content. The Highs and Lows of WebOS. Blogum Theme designed by Wpshower.
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The Highs and Lows of WebOS | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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The Highs and Lows of WebOS. Alas, poor webOS. Many of us had such high hopes for your potential as a viable alternative to iOS and Android. I was one of the many observers who was intrigued by the launch of webOS back in 2009 as the platform for the now defunct mobile division of the late Palm Inc., latterly Hewlett Packard. WebOS seemed like a great alternative for developers and consumers alike, using a stable mobile operating system that could support integrated web 2.0 systems.
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What’s in a Name? | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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What’s in a Name? We all use labels to describe what we do. I find myself using a variety of catchy titles to describe myself – education consultant, interactive designer, digital media specialist, etc. – the label varies based on the audience. But at a recent event for museum educators, I was surprised by the reaction of a delegate who peered at my event name badge and said, Oh, you’re a Digital Learning Consultant . A Case for Responsive Mobile Design Across Museum Learning Content.
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Interpretation | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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A Month of Conferences. March seems like a month that has been permanently in fast-forward. Not that I’m complaining it’s always better to be busy than not. It may not quite have been a solid month of conferences but the intense nature of the two that I attended left me with much to consider in terms of the impact of digital mobile media in cultural learning. The iPad 2 is Here. How Will it Impact the Cultural Heritage Sector? Like a number of tech observers,. Without any apparent fanfare the app, develo...
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Brands | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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A Month of Conferences. March seems like a month that has been permanently in fast-forward. Not that I’m complaining it’s always better to be busy than not. It may not quite have been a solid month of conferences but the intense nature of the two that I attended left me with much to consider in terms of the impact of digital mobile media in cultural learning. The iPad 2 is Here. How Will it Impact the Cultural Heritage Sector? Like a number of tech observers,. The Highs and Lows of WebOS.
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Apps | MUSEUMSunlimited blog
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The Highs and Lows of WebOS. Alas, poor webOS. Many of us had such high hopes for your potential as a viable alternative to iOS and Android. I was one of the many observers who was intrigued by the launch of webOS back in 2009 as the platform for the now defunct mobile division of the late Palm Inc., latterly Hewlett Packard. WebOS seemed like a great alternative for developers and consumers alike, using a stable mobile operating system that could support integrated web 2.0 systems. A Month of Conferences.
