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presentations

I present at various conferences, always about the web and what we do with it and usually about social media, web2.0 and that kind of thing.

If you’d like me to speak at something you’re organising, drop me a line by commenting on this page. I’m usually up for it :-)

Coming up…

  • Mashed Museum is coming up again this year – likely to be round about 18th June, but date yet tbc.
  • JISC content conference – 30th June-1st July – I’ll be giving a talk on data sources, mashing, releasing content
  • I’ve been asked to do a talk at Mashed Library – 7th July
  • Institutional Web Managers Workshop, 28th-30th July 2009 – workshop with Tony Hirst entitled “Mashups round the edges

Recent stuff includes:

During Museums and the Web 2008, I did these:

…and some selected highlights of museumy/webby stuff I’ve been involved in before that:

  • Caught up in Web 2.0? Practical implementations and creative solutions for librarians and publishers
    Mike Ellis – UKSG seminar 23/11/07
    [Presentation]
  • Web 2.0: How to Stop Thinking and Start Doing: Addressing Organisational Barriers
    Mike Ellis and Brian Kelly (UKOLN) – Museums and the Web 2007
    [Paper]
  • Web2.0 – why Museums are scared and excited all at the same time
    Mike Ellis – UK Museums on the Web 2006
    [Presentation]
  • Getting The Most Out Of Our Users…or…The Science Museum Lab: How The Dana Centre Lets Us Play
    Mike Ellis, Dave Patten, Dan Evans – Museums and the Web 2005
    [Paper]

I’ve started to post slides on my Slideshare space.

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