Comments on: smARTphone tours at the Dallas Museum of Art http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/ behind the scenes from the multimedia sausage factory Tue, 29 Jun 2010 05:41:50 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc hourly 1 By: Ted Forbes http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-919 Ted Forbes Tue, 29 Jun 2010 05:41:50 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-919 <p>Absolutely...</p> Absolutely…

]]> By: Evangeline Odneal http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-763 Evangeline Odneal Fri, 11 Jun 2010 23:58:33 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-763 <p>Hello can I use some of the information here in this post if I link back to you?</p> Hello can I use some of the information here in this post if I link back to you?

]]> By: To App or not to App « http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-262 To App or not to App « Sat, 17 Apr 2010 15:21:58 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-262 <p>[...] recent blog post from Ted Forbes at Dallas Museum of Art highlighted this, his museum chose to create [...]</p> [...] recent blog post from Ted Forbes at Dallas Museum of Art highlighted this, his museum chose to create [...]

]]> By: Ayo Omojola http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Ayo Omojola Sat, 13 Mar 2010 12:37:40 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-120 <p>Ted,</p> <p>Just read this - phenomenal job! I agree; seeing the visitors download and interact with the tours and such makes it all worth it - there's just no comparison to that. We launched a similar (app based) initiative in Philadelphia over the last 2 months, in partnership with the Mutter Museum, the ICA and the Penn Museum, and the response has been so encouraging - check out the app in the iPhone AppStore (Search for "exhibit"). Would love to hear what you think!</p> Ted,

Just read this – phenomenal job! I agree; seeing the visitors download and interact with the tours and such makes it all worth it – there’s just no comparison to that. We launched a similar (app based) initiative in Philadelphia over the last 2 months, in partnership with the Mutter Museum, the ICA and the Penn Museum, and the response has been so encouraging – check out the app in the iPhone AppStore (Search for “exhibit”). Would love to hear what you think!

]]> By: To App or not to App « Museum Marketing http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-105 To App or not to App « Museum Marketing Tue, 09 Mar 2010 10:43:48 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-105 <p>[...] recent blog post from Ted Forbes at Dallas Museum of Art highlighted this, his museum chose to create a [...]</p> [...] recent blog post from Ted Forbes at Dallas Museum of Art highlighted this, his museum chose to create a [...]

]]> By: smARTphone tours at the Dallas Museum of Art http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-71 smARTphone tours at the Dallas Museum of Art Fri, 26 Feb 2010 23:51:40 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-71 <p>[...] You find the original post here blog.tedforbes.com/2 … | Ted Forbes [...]</p> [...] You find the original post here blog.tedforbes.com/2 … | Ted Forbes [...]

]]> By: Nancy Proctor http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-69 Nancy Proctor Thu, 25 Feb 2010 14:54:33 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-69 <p>Ted, I'd love to hear more about the process for working with the HS and University students on your tour. I know SFMOMA includes some great poetry and other written word responses to their collection from middle school students in their podcasts, and they too are wonderful. This is an interesting way to produce user-generated content: it's not produced by the museum or its contractors, but is much more controlled than perhaps what we think of as UGC in the first instance. I'm thinking about how this fits into a museum's overall content mix & strategy. We're doing a tweet-up on mobile organized by the Holocaust Museum on March 22 and this could be an interesting point to bring to the conversation, along with playing samples of your tour!</p> Ted, I’d love to hear more about the process for working with the HS and University students on your tour. I know SFMOMA includes some great poetry and other written word responses to their collection from middle school students in their podcasts, and they too are wonderful. This is an interesting way to produce user-generated content: it’s not produced by the museum or its contractors, but is much more controlled than perhaps what we think of as UGC in the first instance. I’m thinking about how this fits into a museum’s overall content mix & strategy. We’re doing a tweet-up on mobile organized by the Holocaust Museum on March 22 and this could be an interesting point to bring to the conversation, along with playing samples of your tour!

]]> By: David Klevan http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-68 David Klevan Thu, 25 Feb 2010 03:01:33 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-68 <p>Ted -- Congratulations on the launch. It looks very exciting, and I'm looking forward to learning from your experience. Quick question... Any idea why I'd be getting an "invalid customer hash" message whenever I try to play the audio segments in your tours on my Motorola Droid? I thought you'd want to know.</p> Ted — Congratulations on the launch. It looks very exciting, and I’m looking forward to learning from your experience. Quick question… Any idea why I’d be getting an “invalid customer hash” message whenever I try to play the audio segments in your tours on my Motorola Droid? I thought you’d want to know.

]]> By: Diigo posts 02/24/2010 (a.m.) « hyperspace discoveries http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-66 Diigo posts 02/24/2010 (a.m.) « hyperspace discoveries Wed, 24 Feb 2010 00:39:22 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-66 <p>[...] Mobile web-app vs app app – smARTphone tours at the Dallas Museum of Art | blog.tedforbes.com [...]</p> [...] Mobile web-app vs app app – smARTphone tours at the Dallas Museum of Art | blog.tedforbes.com [...]

]]> By: MuseumMobile Wiki » Is quality ‘only’ in the eye of the beholder? http://blog.tedforbes.com/2010/02/smartphone-tours-at-the-dallas-museum-of-art/comment-page-1/#comment-61 MuseumMobile Wiki » Is quality ‘only’ in the eye of the beholder? Sun, 21 Feb 2010 19:48:31 +0000 http://blog.tedforbes.com/?p=123#comment-61 <p>[...] but my heart sings when I read statements like Ted Forbes’, from the Dallas Museum of Art: “Our priority at the museum is the quality of the content we produce.” This is the kind of museum practice I want to be part of. After all, people come to museums in part [...]</p> [...] but my heart sings when I read statements like Ted Forbes’, from the Dallas Museum of Art: “Our priority at the museum is the quality of the content we produce.” This is the kind of museum practice I want to be part of. After all, people come to museums in part [...]

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