A bit of shameless promotion here for a course I will be teaching for the Cultural Resource Management Program at University of Victoria. It is a one-week intensive course looking at new and emerging technologies (a.k.a. The Web 2.0) and their applications for museums. It will be held the first week of June 2006.
I taught a Web 1.0 version of this course a few times in 2002-2004, it always had a great mix of people from museums large and small. I know it sounds like a cliché but I always learn a lot teaching these courses. A PDF flyer is here and more information about the Cultural Resource Management Program at UVIC and their other offerings is here.
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