Latest from the AM Blog
Writing from the frontiers of science, culture and education, as well as all the latest news from the Museum.
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Museullaneous
Innovation in the Art Museum Symposium Taipei Day 1
Innovation in the Art Museum Education Tradition International Symposium, Taipei Fine Arts Museum, Taiwan October 17-18 2009. I am attending this conference as a panellist. Here’s my notes from Day 1.
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What is the Audience Research Blog?
What is the Audience Research Blog and what might I find here?
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At the Museum
What are visitors saying about the Menagerie exhibition?
What are visitors saying about the Menagerie exhibition?
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Learning in museums
Where can I find resources online that address learning generally and museum learning specifically?
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Visitors to the Indigenous Australians exhibition
Who visits the Indigenous Australians Exhibition and what do they think about it?
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At the Museum
Use of computer interactives in museums
Results from the 2009 survey on computer-based exhibits now available on Open Exhibits website.
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Museullaneous
Papers on museums and Web 2.0
What peer-reviewed papers have been published on museums and Web 2.0?
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Science
Sydney dust storm analysed by Museum mineralogist
Australian Museum mineralogist Ross Pogson took no time at all to analyse the mineral content of the dust that swept across Sydney this morning, enveloping the city in an eerie red blanket.
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At the Museum
Science in the City at the Australian Museum
Science in the City is a popular excursion for students. Here's what they enjoy about it!
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Australian Museum Visitors
Who visits museums in general and who visits the Australian Museum?
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Summative Evaluation: Dinosaur Unearthed Exhibition
Key points from the summative evaluation we did of the Dinosaur Unearthed exhibition in 2006
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Science
Snails in 3D
Find out about a new technique that can build three-dimensional models of the internal anatomy of microsnails and other tiny specimens.
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Science
Virtual Museum of the Pacific
A virtual platform is being created to unlock the Australian Museum's world-renowned Pacific Collection for a global audience.
