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Developing a Collective Intelligence: How Museums use Social Media
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Developing a Collective Intelligence:How Museums use Social Media
Why is Social Media Important?
Why use Social Media in Museums?
Museums in Social Media
The use of social media in museums is not necessarily about reinventing the wheel
but, for providing a new interface in order to connect
with new audiences and attract a more diverse
network.
YouTube
eBooks
SlideShare
Foursquare
Podcasts
Wiki
Blogs
100 Best Curator and Museum Blogs
Classroom Workshop Using all of these museum related events, form
connections through three different social media outlets. A New Exhibit: Sustainable Peterborough: Before, Now, and
Beyond (Twitter) An Educational Program: Sustainability in Action (Facebook) A Lecture Series: Word on the Hill (Podcast or SlideShare)
Make sure to add your own ideas, thoughts and reactions. Remember the purpose of social media is to connect people and make new links within a community!
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Pinterest. Pinterest.com, 2012. Web. 6 Feb. 2012. www.pinterest.com.
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