What I’m tweeting about this week
- RT @EastSussexCC Congrats to @jerwoodgallery and @hastingsbc on their shiny 2013 RIBA award! bit.ly/15c7BLs 9 hours ago
- Brill news! RT @ace_southeast Congratulations to Richard West of @OskaBright on receiving MBE in Queens Birthday Honours List! 9 hours ago
- @christt @Viva_Brighton We've got less than half a green wheely binful of refuse so far. Really good chance to practice what we preach 22 hours ago
- Exactly RT @Viva_Brighton Interesting to see just how much rubbish on Brighton's streets, overflowing from un-emptied bins, is recyclable 22 hours ago
- Want to read about life-changing value of schools & further education? Blog by inspirational @Dr_Black blackse.wordpress.com/2013/06/16/if-… 22 hours ago
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Tag Archives: Social Networking
Why isn’t my museum on Google Earth?
Adele Beeby from the East Midlands asked this question today (March 10, 2009) on the e-List of the Museums Computer Group: “Hi everyone, I’m hoping someone can advise me on an issue we’re experiencing with Google Earth. I’ve been asked … Continue reading
New museum web project Creative Spaces sparks debate among web experts
The Museums Computer Group, the major web expert group within the UK museum sector, recently saw a passionate and erudite exchange of emails all provoked by the unveiling of the new Creative Spaces web project. (That’s the Wallace Collection node … Continue reading
Finding #Darwin – Where’s the Twitter Map?
Just a quick post this morning to follow on from yesterday’s #Darwin fun. While writing yesterday I was looking for the link to the lovely animated Google Earth 5 #uksnow tweet map, and only just found it again, so here … Continue reading
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Tagged #darwin, charles darwin, darwin200, evolution, geotagging, Google Earth 5, machine culture, RSS, Social Networking, syndication, tagging, twitter, web2.0
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Not getting together? Museums and Social Networking in the Midlands
On February 4th 2009, at The Herbert Art Gallery, Coventry, I co-ordinated a Renaissance West Midlands event all about museums and social networking. Part of a wider research project, the successful day opened out some discussions about how museums take … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Facebook, museum, publishing online, RSS, Social Networking, syndication, tagging, twitter, web2.0, West Midlands
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Getting museums and galleries together using Facebook in the West Midlands
How are museums using social networks? How can they best use them to reach existing and new audiences? I’m working with Renaissance West Midlands to find out how museums, galleries, libraries and archives can make best use of the latest … Continue reading
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Tagged Birmingham Museum and Art Gallery, Facebook, MySpace, Renaissance, Social Networking, West Midlands
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