These are times when collaboration is important. MCN currently hosts
three place-related SIGs--one in Taiwan, and two in California.
Given the cultural density of the northeast, and the amount of really
amazing work being done here, I would like to propose a lunch meeting
of all those interested
My oops.
A few minutes ago I posted to the list suggesting that those of us in
the northeast who are interested in forming a SIG should meet this
coming Thursday at 12:15 at MCN.
Without thinking, I referring to the Taiwan chapter of MCN as a SIG.
My apologies for that; it is, of course, MCN's
Hi everyone - Im sending this message to invite you to two events of the
Metrics Evaluation SIG at the MCN conference in Portland.
On Thursday, November 12 from 1:30 to 3:00, the SIG is sponsoring the
session: Making the Call: Evaluating Mobile Projects in Museums, which
will provide
Podcast available at:
http://mith.umd.edu/programs/digitaldialogue/mp3/dd_2009_11_03.mp3
?: ??mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu [mcn-l-bounces at mcn.edu] ??? Amalyah Keshet
[akeshet at imj.org.il]
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: 'Museum
I live within driving distance and went to the discussion. It was in
a relatively small boardroom in the basement of the McKeldin Library
and I got there at 12:30 and there was standing room onlyI could
only guess it was a diverse crowd of students, professors and others
like me from
Hi Everyone,
The MCN website (http://www.mcn.edu) has served us well for a number of
years now, but in the interest of providing a better level of service to the
community and for moving towards an open source platform, the MCN Board and
the Electronic Services Committee (ESC) have agreed that
The California SIG is coming to MCN in Portland and we would love to
meet you there!
Our mission statement: The MCN California Special Interest Group (CAL
SIG) serves as a regional forum to promote communication about the usage
of digital technologies in the California cultural heritage
