November 2011 Blog Posts (6)

Its been over a week since the conference finished and we are now busy doing all the post-conference stuff including sending out an evaluation survey, and making the papers and presentations available on-line.

In the meantime please take the time to visit the confernence Twitter archives which are available at:

http://summarizr.labs.eduserv.org.uk/?hashtag=maia2011

There have also been a number of great…

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I few people expressed interest at wanting to get a copy of the "Virtual Existence & Social Media" abstract I presented during the At the Frontier conference. To make this easy it is now online at:

http://andrew-s-bowman.blogspot.com/2011/11/virtual-existence-social-media.html

 

We're featured in the latest issue of Inside History magazine!

 

 

To find out more take a look at our blog post:

 

Inside…

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Is the "Digital Stories" exhibition available online so those interested in the regions or remote communities can enjoy? If so what is the link?   Can't wait to see it.

The “digital frontier” is an important theme of At The Frontier 2011 conference and whilst the conference itself will focus on the why’s and where fore’s of the production of such material, it is important to showcase the end product, which is designed for the audience to see. What better way to do this than on a big public screen?

Anna Crane from Jäger Studio has curated a program of the vast range of digital material produced and presented by museums, galleries,…

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There was a new addition to the Roger May Machinery Museum recently. Barney the horse, who has proved to be a great addition our displays.  Horse equipage which previously had been hanging in the rafters now is displayed properly. When he first arrived it became obvious that he needed a name, being called 'the horse'… Continue