The following sessions were recorded live online May 9th, 2012 as part of the Museums & Mobile IV Online Conference, co-produced by LearningTimes and Pocket-Proof. They are available for free, on-demand playback.

Remembering the Mission: Developing Mobile Experiences at the National Gallery, London, United Kingdom

Since introducing an audio guide for the permanent collection in 1995, the National Gallery, United Kingdom, has worked with a range of different mobile experiences including podcasts, iPhone applications, and themed audio tours. Drawing on this experience, this keynote will explore how an institution approaches developing mobile experiences that both inform and engage museum audiences while meeting key organizational objectives.

Keynote Presenter: Charlotte Sexton, Head Digital Media, National Gallery, (London, UK)

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Big Screens, Big Potential: Creating Effective Tablet-Based Experiences for Visitors

  • Shelley Mannion, The British Museum, UK
  • Elizabeth Margulies, MOMA, USA
  • Charlie Keitch, National Maritime Museum, UK
  • Jane Findlay, Royal Museums Greenwich, UK
  • Sheila McGuire, Minneapolis Institute of the Arts, USA

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Making Mobile Work for Children and Teens

  • Dan Davis, National Museum of the American Indian, USA
  • David Klevan, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA
  • Richard C. Cooper, National Underground Railroad Freedom Center, USA
  • JoAnna Wasserman, United States Holocaust Memorial Museum, USA
  • Sarah Jencks, Ford’s Theatre Society
  • Allison Alonzy, Ford’s Theatre Society

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Mobile Websites: Where to Start

  • Charles Moad, Indianapolis Museum of Art
  • Jon Hallenberg, Smithsonian National Air and Space Museum, USA
  • Ashish Bhagrath, National Gallery of Canada

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