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Monthly Archives: February 2012
Pinterest for Museums, Part 2: Museums Currently on Pinterest
See part 1 of this series for Pinterest basics. While Pinterest has gotten plenty of buzz lately, it’s still relatively new in the consciousness of the vast majority of people. The majority of museums aren’t there, at least not yet. … Continue reading
Posted in Marketing, Technology
Tagged artifacts, citizen science, ideas, museum stores, museums as event venues, online exhibits, pinterest
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Pinterest for Museums, Part 1: The Basics
Having noticed Pinterest making a dent in my social media streams, I’ve been exploring the site over the past couple of weeks. Is it something of value for museums? There’s certainly some potential. So this is the first in a … Continue reading
Link Dump Sunday: Maybe a Quiet Week This Time Edition
It’s been a lengthy month. And while I thought that this week would be easier, this happened. Oh well; perhaps next week will get less tumultuous. But until that, here’s some cool stuff I saw in the past week. From … Continue reading
Posted in Link Dump, Marketing, Miscellaneous
Tagged augmented reality, neutrinos, pinterest, Stuff Museum People Say
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Reflections on a Robbery
Forgive the indulgence of an almost completely personal post. But, you know, something happened, and writing is a good way to deal with it. The something: two days ago, at the gym, my bag was stolen. It had my phone, … Continue reading
A Note to Any Potential Employers
This is a massive longshot, but it’s the only likely option. My phone (and some other things) was stolen today. So, if you got my resume, Googled me and got here, and have reached the conclusion that you want to … Continue reading
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Innovation and Conversations About Status
One bit of professional reading for my current position has stuck with me for a few weeks. It was a couple of blog posts about change, and specifically, about the notion that people who resist change can have genuine concerns … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous
Tagged generation, ideas, innovation, status, work, work relationships
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Link Dump Sunday: Pre-President’s Edition
Ah, President’s Day. What passions dost thou inflame? OK, not much, although I do get the day off, which is quite nice. So here’s the link dump: Center for the Future of Museums has a well-done essay on science museums … Continue reading
Posted in Link Dump, Marketing
Tagged bee dance, bees, climate change, evolution, hornet, interpersonal relationships, social media
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Scenes from a Volunteer Mixer
This is the Laflin Building. It’s a fairly prominent facility–it’s in Lincoln Park, facing one of the major roads that boarders the park, and pretty much alone. The building once held the Peggy Notebaert Nature Museum; in the late 1990s, … Continue reading
CodeYear, and Coding for Marketers
My favorite session at the becoming-less-recent conference of my employer’s that I attended was a surprise, since it wasn’t actually even part of the schedule. It was a hastily-assembled meet-up for people doing CodeYear. CodeYear is a free online JavaScript … Continue reading
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Tagged CodeYear, computer programming, Drupal, JavaScript
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Link Dump Sunday: February is Hard Edition
I hit the wall this week. My current project at work is a biggie–a package that essentially combines 14 different features. This week things hit the wall: nothing too tragic, just reaching a point where my non-work time also had … Continue reading