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By lizakarim, Section Museums
Posted on Sat Mar 19th, 2005 at 12:30:47 AM GMT
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I am a BSc computing science student as my final year project I am researching into virtual exhibitions and the us of new technologies at museums.
I would be very grateful if anyone could suggest any useful links, books.
Thank you.
My particular interest areas are:
the history of virtual exhibitions;
the first virtual exhibition held at a museum;
the effect of virtual exhibitions on the society.
If anyone has any suggestions, please do help.
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By Greece, Section Websites
Posted on Thu Feb 17th, 2005 at 10:24:03 PM GMT
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Hello,
My name is Kostas Chrysochoides and I am pleased to present to Museophile a new museum directory for Greece.
Greece Museums was launched about one month ago and currently contains information for 108 Greek museums.
We are doing our best to ensure that more detailed information and photos will be added regularly. Since we are not professionals, we would appreciate your feedback, comments and suggestions for our website.
Greetings All!
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By jonathan, Section Discussion
Posted on Sun Dec 5th, 2004 at 11:46:45 PM GMT
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A one-hour profession forum session on "Gender Issues and Museum Websites"
is planned for the next Museums and the Web conference (Vancouver, Canada,
13-16 April 2005 - see www.archimuse.com/mw2005). A number of
position statements are in preparation. We are seeking information on
examples of good (and perhaps bad!) museum/cultural websites relevant to and
about gender issues, or any other information that might be relevant (e.g.,
what specific issues should be discussed in the forum?). Currently we are
planning to cover a number of different languages, cultural issues,
technical aspects like personalization, accessibility, etc. Are there other
issues that should be covered? What questions should be addressed by the
forum? Please send replies directly to me (and to this list as well if you
think they are of more general interest). I will collate these and
distribute them to the participants in the forum. Many thanks in advance for
your help in this matter.
Prof Jonathan Bowen, Professor of Computing
Institute for Computing Research, London South Bank University
Faculty of BCIM, Borough Road, London SE1 0AA, UK
Email: jonathan.bowen@lsbu.ac.uk URL: www.jpbowen.com
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By Huck, Section Websites
Posted on Sun Nov 14th, 2004 at 11:30:33 PM GMT
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Trionfi.com has established an internet site with some 1000's of pages to the theme Tarot history with a stronger focus on 15th century.
Texts and pictures are written and collected by an international group of independent researchers, part of the activities are the administration of a virtual Tarot Museum based upon the collected picture material from the WWPCM (World Web Playing Card Museum) collected by Alexander Sukhorukow with picture material from 6 centuries and with more than 100,000 playing cards and 3600 decks (current state in Nov. 2004, constantly increasing).
The articles focus on very early playing card development and are projected to describe the current research state, constantly updated. The project - of course - is in development.
We would be enjoyed by your visit.
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