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Web 2.0, Social Media and Minnesota Historical Society
The document discusses the transition from traditional web communication methods to Web 2.0, emphasizing its philosophical shift rather than purely technological changes. It highlights the importance of user participation, dynamic content, and the need for organizations like MHS to engage directly with their audience through various social media platforms. Additionally, it examines the effectiveness of social networks in building influence and engagement, stressing the significance of understanding consumer interests in planning museum-related events and programs.
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