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Making Hidden Collections Visible: Highlights from MCN 2015
...addressed MCN’s conference theme from our own perspective. As a new art information professional, having just recently completed my MLIS, I jumped at the chance to gain insight into this...
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Open Space Discussions: Learn more about MCN 2023’s “Network” track
...to speak with about a topic that has been burning in your brain. These unplanned moments are the inspiration for MCN 2023’s Open Space Discussions (OSD). OSD (based on Open...
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MCN 2016 Sessions – National Museum Website Visitor Motivation Survey: Findings and Applications
...United States, joined by partners in Canada and Australia, banded together to better understand museum website visitor motivation. This was not just a research study, but a community of museums...
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Guest post: Insights from NEW INC’s Museum Technology Track
...develop a case study sharing their process for research, development and testing of their work. All six case studies are available on our website. Take a look and let us...
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September 2021 SIG Corner: Human-Centered Design
...Humans are at the heart of every museum interaction: visitors who enter a physical front door, users who explore a website, teachers and students using an online curriculum or virtual...
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Cooking up the MCN 2017 Theme with 50+ Chefs in the Kitchen
...from the haiku exercise from last year’s committee. Committee members wrestled with wording around a commitment to action and bravery—were these matters for individual attendees? For their institutions? For society?...
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June 2021 SIG Corner: Social Media SIG
...fun: If you want to commiserate or enjoy a bit of dark humor, we recommend following these Instagram accounts for the LOLs: @SippinSocialTea and @WorkInSocialTheySaid. https://www.instagram.com/p/CQeACgvJ0M8/ https://www.instagram.com/p/CO-zwGcD3uI/ If you don’t...
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#MCN50 Voices: Greg Albers & Susan Wigodner
...Library project, but it’s exactly the kind of thing I love about museums. Thinking big about serving the public. Free downloads of 300+ books? Not something most publishers can or...