Featured Podcast: “Technology, Web 2.0, and Historic Sites: Strategies for Engagement”
Technology and social networking offer tools with tremendous promise, but how are historic sites making use of those tools? Hear how three sites have developed strategies to engage new audiences and expand their interpretation. Attendees were encouraged to share ideas that have (or have not) worked at their site. Please add your own ideas, reflections and stories in the comments area below.
Chair: Craig Tuminaro, Director of Museum Interpretation, Drayton Hall, Charleston, SC
Click the “play” button below to listen to this AASLH 2009 featured session (recorded August 27, 2009 in Indianapolis, IN):
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| AASLH2009-web20.mp3 (MPEG Layer 2 Audio, 5.0 MB) |
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