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This document discusses trends in Web 2.0, including dynamic websites that allow user-generated content and social networking. It mentions mashups, examples of Web 2.0 sites, and how technologies like AJAX, RSS, blogging, and web standards enabled more interactive experiences on the modern web. The document proposes creating a next generation website for an artist of the week with podcasts and outlines how current trends in Web 2.0 will influence its design.
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The podcast "Artist of the Week" used a Marantz digital audio recorder and Sennheiser and Snoball microphones to record interviews. They used Garageband to edit recordings, iTunes to convert files, Podcast Maker to create an RSS feed, Skype for phone interviews, and IODA Promonet for music. The finished podcast was delivered through their website using an Odeo player and on the iTunes Music Store.
Museums And The Web 2008
The San Jose Museum of Art started posting videos on YouTube in 2006 and has since had over 75,000 total views of 71 videos created in-house by a team of two. Their first and most successful video was about ballpoint pen artist Il Lee, which has nearly 20,000 views and went viral after being featured on the blog kottke.org, leading other bloggers to share it and more people to discover the artist. Visitors then came to the museum asking about "that ballpoint pen artist" and the video helped sell out their store catalog about Il Lee.
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The podcast selects artists using a checklist to promote diversity and get recommendations from curators, records interviews in the artists' studios, galleries or museums using a Marantz audio recorder, Snoball mic, Sennheiser mic and Canon camera, edits interviews with Garageband, and converts them to iTunes with iTunes.
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The document discusses the role of interactive technology and new experiences in 21st century museums. It outlines an agenda to talk about the current static website of the San Jose Museum of Art (SJMA), trends in interactive and social web technologies used by other museums, and what SJMA is currently doing to move in a more interactive direction. The current SJMA website is described as informational with no interactivity, limited expandability, accessibility issues, and bad interface design, while modern websites and other museums are leveraging dynamic, user-generated, social, and mobile features.
Museums and the Web Field Trip Talk
The document outlines an event taking place at the SJMA art gallery from 11:30-12:15, including an introduction to technology usage at 11:30, a talk about an Escher cell phone game at 11:55, and a talk about installing a Listening Post upstairs in the gallery at 12:05, with time until 12:15 to explore the Listening Post, a cell phone game, and the gallery. It also provides information about iPod tours and podcasts produced in-house at the gallery using Apple, Garageband, and other software and equipment, which feature curator interviews and interpretations of art and poetry.
SJMA Docent Talk
Technology can enhance museum experiences by offering additional interactive and audiovisual layers that bring visitors closer to artists and allow people to learn at their own pace, engaging with exhibits for longer. This helps museums attract grants by fulfilling requirements. Current technologies used include podcast and cell phone tours, kiosks, and websites, such as iPod tours that visitors can download from the museum's website and check out in the lobby.
Stanford University
The San Jose Museum of Art has a Museum Experience and Education Department that oversees volunteers, docents, and public programs with the goal of enhancing visitors' experience through technology. The department is led by a Director and has several Managers who oversee volunteers, docents, public programs, and digital experience.
MCN Cal SIG
Presentation I gve at the MCN Cal SIG which we hosted at the San Jose Museum of Art on August 22, 2008. I spoke about our iPod Touch/iPhone museum tour.
AAM 2008
These are the slides for a presentation that I gave at AAM in Denver regarding collecting visitor comments.
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