beyond the shiny object: mission-driven museum technology development
DESCRIPTION
A panel presentation by Bruce Wyman, Nina Simon, Shelley Bernstein, and Beck Tench on how to align technology development with institutional mission. First offered at the 2010 AAM conference on 26 May 2010.TRANSCRIPT
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
SLIDES - HTTP://BIT.LY/SHINYOBJECT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON
Beyond the Shiny ObjectMission-driven museum technology development
Bruce WymanSecond Story Interactive [email protected]
Understand The Experience
See what others are doing
Get outside of your field
find Allies
recognize a need for change
be overly constrained
Dream
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON
invite community voice on the web
more importantly, invite community voice
in the building
improve visitor experience
by asking and listening
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON
design by metaphor
nina simon
I am a stick of butter. I have not been cut into yet,but I have been unwrapped.
from Jeff McDaniel’s poem “Self-Portrait as a Stick of Butter, or the four-day anniversary of my daughter’s birth”
what are the verbs in your mission/project statement?
inspireconnect
learnreflectshare
turn verbs into tools.
turn verbs into tools.
I’ve never had a gay friend. It was unbelievably exciting to find myself facing him with his body, opinions and identity. It seems he was not very different from me and especially he was not an alien. From now on, I will not disrupt my communication with the gays, I will enhance it.
- Reader in Istanbul, 2007
http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathaninsandiego/3465762639/
How do you connect with history embedded in a place?
children do not grow upas much as they grow away.
from Patricia Smith’s poem “Biting Back”
BEYOND THE SHINY OBJECTMISSION-DRIVEN MUSEUM TECHNOLOGY DEVELOPMENT
SLIDES - HTTP://BIT.LY/SHINYOBJECT
BRUCE WYMAN BECK TENCH SHELLEY BERNSTEIN NINA SIMON