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Living (and learning) with social media

September 29, 2016

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When I applied to join the faculty at GWU this year, I spent a lot of time working on my statement of teaching philosophy. I hadn’t written anything like this before, and wanted to make sure that my approach to teaching was informed, and appropriate to the types of subjects I’d be teaching. One of the pedagogic approaches I was most […]

Teaching After Tumblr, or “Post Teaching”

December 4, 2013

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This is a post that has been sitting in my drafts for a few weeks, but Seb Chan’s newest post on teaching a class broadly titled “Museums and the Network: Caravaggio in the age of Dan Flavin lights” inspired me to pull it up, when he mentioned that the students in the course had used […]

Crowdsourcing a lecture on arts practice and the Internet

March 8, 2013

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I’ve been asked (in a fairly last minute way) to give a lecture on Monday to a bunch of Creative Arts students, on professional arts practice and technology. Rather than coming up with a highly prescriptive lecture that pushes a particular position about whether artists should or should not be online, I thought I’d source […]

There is a man behind the curtain

July 23, 2011

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In a couple of weeks, I’m giving one of my first ever lectures. The subject is Museums, Galleries and the Politics of Institutions, which is a thoroughly juicy and exciting topic. Colour me excited! I’ve just started ‘building’ my lecture, but already I’ve had an unexpected realisation about both teaching and museums. Until now, it’s […]

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A SERIES OF EPISTOLARY ROMANCES: CODE | WORDS 2.0

CODE│WORDS is an ongoing effort to gather and harness the discourse occurring among the museum technology community.

The 2nd experiment is called A Series of Epistolary Romances. It consists of exchanges between authors on topics of import.

––Interstitial Spaces in Museums by Bruce Wyman and Daniel Meyers
––Museum as Platform by Rachel Ropeik and John Gordy.
––Mindfulness, Intention, and Museums by Jeffrey Inscho and Beck Tench.
––Museums and Structural Change by nikhil trivedi and me.
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