Project Management for the Resource-Challenged

General Session - Keynote Address: Dr Larry Johnson, CEO, New Media Consortium

Watch the keynote presentation on YouTube

Collaborative Exhibitions: Promoting Collections and Scholarship in Libraries and Archives

Information Visualization and Museum Practice: A Discussion

General Session: Case Study Showcase  1 (Chair: Rob Lancefield) 

1. Accessing Humanities Collections: CHIN Taxonomy Research

2.  Digitizing Oil and Gas History in Texas, 1932–1972  

3. Look Here!

4. The Mobile Learning Institution at the Smithsonian

Empowering Museums to Turn Action into Data

Opensource (Chair: Paul Marty) 

1. Omeka: Open Source for Open Museums?
2. Unlocking Museum Systems with Open Source
3. One Week, One Tool: Lessons from an Experiment in Open Source Rapid Development

Digital Learning 1 (Chair: Dana Mitroff Silvers) 

1. Rethinking Modern Teachers Online at MoMA

2. The Power of Visual Storytelling: Merging Collections with Fiction

3. Crowd-Sourcing & Citizen History at the Holocaust Museum: An Online Collaborative Learning Lab

General Session: Case Study Showcase 2 (Chair: Erin Coburn) 

1. Engaging Viewers through Touchless Interactive Art
2. Hands On with Augmented Reality
3. Championing Innovation: Multi-Touch Table Development at the Getty
4. The Invisible Interactive  
5. Preserve and Access the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson

Building a Community of Museums: MIDEA Member Reflections

21st Century Conservation (Chair: Dale Kronkright)

1. Adopting Robust Photography-Based Digital Techniques in Conservation and Related Museum Contexts

2. Micro-Fade Testing and the Preservation of Light Sensitive Museum Collections: Practical Uses for Complex Data

3. ConservationSpace: An Open Source Application for the Digital Management of Conservation Information

4. Museums without Walls: Using Web Applications to Showcase Outdoor Collections and Engage the Community 

    

1. Searching Cultural Collections: New Research and Methods
2. Single Search Solutions: Reporting from the Field
3. Steve in Action: Tools and Applications for Social Tagging

Digital Learning 2 (Chair: Robert Costello) 

1. Institutional Transparency through Educational Programs: A Case Study 2.0
2. Growing Your Audience: Reaching Kids Online with Digital Museum Educational Resources
3. Mashing Up History and Teaching Our Kids—The Public Is Invited

SIG Meeting: Small Museum

SIG Meeting:  Metrics & Evaluation 

General Session: Case Study Showcase 3 (Chair: Douglas Hegley) 

1. Lights, Camera, Action! An Interactive Visitor Experience Using Film, Green Screen Technology and Social Media
2. Reflectance Transformation Imaging: Creating Rich Imaging for Interactive Use
3. Rescuing the Evidence through Social Media
4. Utilizing Social Media to Facilitate Two-Way Involvement with the Museum
5. Using Semantic MediaWiki for “Easy” Data Integration

Volunteer-Generated Content at the Goodwill Computer Museum

The Collaborative Calendaring Project

Ethics and the Idea of the Museum (Chair: Leonard Steinbach) 

1. Ethics and Museums: Learning from Students

2. Fostering a Democratic Museum Culture

3. The Identity of Objects: Historical Trends in the Concept of Collection

2010 Conference Review Roundtable

General Session - Case Study Showcase 4 (Chair: Christina DePaolo) 

1. The Digital Curation Exchange: An Interactive Space for All Things Digital Curation

2. The Ins and Outs of Feminist Art Online and On Display

3. The Weisman Art Museum: Engaging the Community in Public Art through Digital Media

4. Collections Online at Museum Victoria

5. Tailoring Access to Online Collections through Interpretive Resources

1. Building the Artists Documentation Archive: Negotiating Digital Preservation and Access to Conservation Documentation at the Menil Collection
2. The Axis of Access: Presenting Archival Video on the Web
   
3. DAM Busters: Digital Asset Management Strategies for Multi-Platform Content Delivery

Building Communities of Interest with Museum Collections, Libraries, and Archives

1. The Biodiversity Heritage Library (www.biodiversitylibrary.org) 
2. Flickr Commons (www.flickr.com/photos/smithsonian/)
3. Smithsonian Center for Education and Museum Studies Online Conference Series

Mobile (Chair: Nancy Proctor) 

1. Two Birds, One Stone: Creating an iPhone App and Mobile Site Simultaneously
2. TAP: A Mobile Tour Platform and Strategy for Museum Mobile Content
3. Say When: Deciding How Much is Too Much in a Museum Mobile Tour

Collaborating with Audiences (Chair: Koven J. Smith) 

1. Bringing Wikipedia In-House: The British Museum Wikipedian in Residence Project
2. Building an Interactive Experience: What Does This Mean and What Are the Implications?
3. Wikipedia Saves Public Art

New Technologies Applied (Chair: Titus Bicknell) 

1. Bringing Sculptures Out of the Internet Stone Age - The Mourners: Sculptures from the Court of Burgundy
2. Sensors: Getting Engaged!

3. Tablet-Enhanced Group Tours

Mobile Technology and the School Field Trip: Can it

Work?