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24 Hour Museum Research Papers
31/10/2005
24 Hour Museum research was presented at the prestigeous Museums and the Web conference in Vancouver in April 2005.
The 24 Hour Museum is one of the UK's leading digital cultural organisations. Research and development are key to building our National museum status and growing worldwide reputation. We maintain our sector-leading position by speaking at conferences all over the world and writing papers about our innovative work.
Where it is possible to display in full papers written by staff, we will do so, but it is sometimes not possible to publish our research on 24 Hour Museum, due to copyright restrictions from conference organisers. In these cases we publish links to the content.
Recent research papers
Where Now For Museums and RSS? Jon Pratty, 24 Hour Museum. Paper presented to the EVA conference, London, summer 2005. Downloadable Word document, 85kb.
New Wave Museum Web Design Jon Pratty, 24 Hour Museum . Paper presented to the Irish Museums Association conference, Cork, 2005. Downloadable Word document, 78kb.
The 24 Hour Museum Tunable RSS News Feed Jon Pratty, 24 Hour Museum. Paper presented to the Museums and the Web Conference, 2005, in Vancouver, Canada. Weblink, opens in new window.
Storymaker: User-generated Content - Worthy Or Worthwhile? Graham Howard, SSL Ltd, Jon Pratty, 24 Hour Museum and Mike Stapleton, SSL Ltd. Paper presented to Museums and the Web 2005, Vancouver. Weblink, opens in new window.
The 24 Hour Museum RSS newsfeed Jon Pratty, 24 Hour Museum. Paper presented to the Museums and the Web conference, 2004, in Washington. Weblink, opens in new window.
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