CFP: Museum Computer Network
The Museum Computer Network 2010 Conference Program Committee is
delighted to announce the call for proposals for MCN's upcoming
conference in Austin, Texas, Oct 27-30, 2010. We'll be accepting
proposals from April 5 - May 3, so start sharpening up your ideas!
This year's innovative program will include not just a great line-up of
papers and panels on the theme of I/O: The Museum Inside-Out/Outside-In
[link to http://mcn2010.pbworks.com/Conference-Sessions] but also a
"slow un-conference" - Seizing the Tiger by the Longtail [link to:
http://mcn2010.pbworks.com/Slow+Un-conference].
If the topic or problem you most urgently need to discuss with your
peers and experts in the field is not covered by the scheduled papers
and sessions, then propose an un-conference session and MCN will help
bring together the conference's brightest and most experienced minds for
your un-conference session.
Check out the conference planning wiki for more details:
http://mcn2010.pbworks.com
delighted to announce the call for proposals for MCN's upcoming
conference in Austin, Texas, Oct 27-30, 2010. We'll be accepting
proposals from April 5 - May 3, so start sharpening up your ideas!
This year's innovative program will include not just a great line-up of
papers and panels on the theme of I/O: The Museum Inside-Out/Outside-In
[link to http://mcn2010.pbworks.com/Conference-Sessions] but also a
"slow un-conference" - Seizing the Tiger by the Longtail [link to:
http://mcn2010.pbworks.com/Slow+Un-conference].
If the topic or problem you most urgently need to discuss with your
peers and experts in the field is not covered by the scheduled papers
and sessions, then propose an un-conference session and MCN will help
bring together the conference's brightest and most experienced minds for
your un-conference session.
Check out the conference planning wiki for more details:
http://mcn2010.pbworks.com
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