Add an eventMuseum Computer Network (MCN) conference 2011
Hacking the museum
16 – 19 November 2011
212 speakers
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David Mathews
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Tim Carrigan
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Stanley Smith
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Paul Marty
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Dr. Roy Berns
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Jim Ridolfo @ridolfoj
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Paul Marty
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Ari Davidow @aridavidow
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Eric Longo @ericlongo
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Steve Gemmel
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Linda Perry-Lube
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sherri wasserman @tinkerkid
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John Delaney
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Thomas R. Raich
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Tim Carrigan
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Susan Chun @schun
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Chris Weisbart
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Emmanuel von Schack
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Simon Houriez
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Andy Underwood-Bultmann
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Rebecca McGinnis
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Dale Kronkright @GOKConservator
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Tim Svenonius @TimSven
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Morgan Holzer @msh
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Coverage of Museum Computer Network (MCN) conference 2011
93 sessions
Day 1 Wednesday 16th November 2011
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9:00am Workshop: Mobile Tour Content
presented by Tim Svenonius and Amy Heibel
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9:00am Workshop: Dive into Drupal (for beginners)
presented by Christopher Borkowski
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9:00am Workshop: Hacking and Mash-ups (for beginners)
presented by Mia
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9:00am Workshop: Make an Alternate Reality Game!
presented by Nettrice
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9:00am Workshop: Best Practices in Museum Search
presented by Nate Solas
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9:00am Workshop: Linked Open Data for Museums
presented by Bert Degenhart Drenth
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9:00am The MCN Alternate Reality Game
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2:00pm Workshop: Meet the Arduino Microcontroller & Group Build Session
presented by Miriam Langer, Chris Weisbart and Michael Wilson
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2:00pm Workshop: Video Production For the Web & Mobile
presented by Robin White Owen and Ted Forbes
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2:00pm Workshop: Managing Drupal Content Management with Workbench
presented by Ken Rickard
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2:00pm Workshop: E-Books for Museums Workshop
presented by Hol Art Books
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2:00pm Workshop: Piecing it Together: Steps to a Mobile Application
presented by Chris Alexander, Jack Ludden, Jennifer Rossi, Amy Heibel, Joshua Jeffery and Steve Gemmel
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6:30pm Welcome Reception
Day 2 Thursday 17th November 2011
22 sessions presented by 65 speakers
Day 3 Friday 18th November 2011
34 sessions presented by 73 speakers
Day 4 Saturday 19th November 2011
24 sessions presented by 65 speakers
