The document discusses updates for a museum's web team from the Museums and the Web 2010 conference. It covers using visitor data like photos and stories to document collections, redesigning websites, challenges with social media and mobile, and opportunities with augmented reality and 3D technologies. Educational and technical resources are shared, such as virtual tours, interpretive history sites, mobile content management systems, and 3D exhibition builders.

1. Museums and the Web 2010 Update for the British Museum’s web team Image cc IntiazRahim

4. Media-Factory Swiss Museum of Transport, Lucerne

13. Educational use of Powerhouse website

20. Setting data free is not enough because our audiences may not get it.

22. Recognizing context outside of the museum Collecting data from visitors: Stories, oral history Images from their phones, e.g., that help us document our collections Serendipity Communities of hobbiests Conversations and theatrical experiences Collecting data while serving up content

27. Redesign

30. Sobering social media Mobile (still chaos) 3D/AR Year of Art Babble Conversations

32. Related links Educational Creativity Resource from Denver Art Museum (for classroom use)http://creativity.denverartmuseum.org Caboodle by Culture24http://www.caboodle.org.uk Virtual tour of Saint Louis Art Museum for schoolshttp://www.sacreative.com/demos/virtualmovie SmartHistory – interpretation based on conversation http://smarthistory.org Mobile Janet Cardiff theatrical audio walkshttp://www.cardiffmiller.com/ TAP: Mobile CMS for the iPhone (developed by the IMA)http://www.slideshare.net/rstein/tap-a-hybrid-cmsmobile-tour-architecture-for-multiplatform-interactive-content Tourahttp://www.toura.com NOUSGuidehttp://www.nousguide.com Sekai Camera AR application from Keio University (Used in France) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1De9YCeKz_A 3D KuratorTool exhibition builderhttp://kuratortool.dk/ First World War Digital Poetry Archive in Second Lifehttp://www.oucs.ox.ac.uk/ww1lit/secondlife