Tags, Art, and AI. Oh My.
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#MCN50 Voices – Blaire Moskowitz & Matt Morgan
...what it is that can be gained. I wouldn’t say it sucked, but I knew I had to get used to it and it would get better. BLAIRE: I guess...
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#MCN50 Voices – Brad Dunn & Gavin Mallory
...and I saw a couple of pictures I liked,” but it must be deeper than that. That’s what I’m really interested in tapping into, and something I’m trying to bring...
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#MCN50 Voices: Dana Mitroff Silvers & Susan Edwards
...left grad school in Michigan where I had been working on a PhD in art history and I was over it. I was on a mission to find career paths...
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Volunteer for MCN 2021
...of volunteers to help monitor social media and posting provided content as needed. Please indicate on your application form if you are interested in being considered for the social media...
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MCN Insights blog series. When Museums Embrace Zoom Our Brains Suffer
...lives on in perpetuity in a hackable server somewhere. The backchat is unprofessional and unkind, and I’d be a better human being if I didn’t engage in this sniping. I...
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Your 2017 SIG Chairs
...MCN for its international role in advocating for and advancing the specialized work needed to best manage collections information and improve communication inside and outside the museum. I envision the...
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MCN 2016 Sessions – Focus on the Audience: Social Media Managers Talk Participatory Campaigns
...examine the ins and outs of beginning a participatory campaign—perhaps it’s a desire to know more about your online visitors, an interest in community involvement, a need to grow a...