Resources

The Internet moves quickly. So, we move quicker.

Articles

Writing for the Web
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Everything about RSS
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CMA 2008, Victoria

Notes from the sessions "Born with Potential" and "Diving into the Digital Depths" from the Canadian Museums' Association conference in Victoria. April, 2008

click here for "Born with Potential" session notes
click here for "Diving into the Digital Depths" session notes

WMA 2007, Oakland

Notes from our session, "The Shakeout on the Emerging Web 2.0" from the Western Museums' Association conference in Oakland. October, 2007

click here for "shakeout" session notes

BCMA 2006, Prince George

Notes from our session, "Blindsided by Technology" from the BC Museums' Association conference in Prince George. October, 2006

click here for "blindsided" session notes

BCMA 2005, Kelowna

Notes from our session on internet usability and accessibility from the BCMA conference in Kelowna. October, 2005

click here for usability session notes

Geek Speak

Below are articles from our column Geek Speak that we have written for the British Columbia Museums Association magazine, the Roundup. Each publication, we tackle a new topic designed to keep cultural institutions in the know on the latest technologies. We review hardware and software, make the business and technology of web pages a little clearer and hopefully make the internet a more interesting place for you to roam.

Click on an article below to view the full issue. We have included both html and pdf versions of the articles.

A Conversation on the Future of Museum Technology
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To Blog or Not to Blog
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Digital Image Files
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A Guide to Using Search Engines
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Web Site Statistics
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Internet 2
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The Pachyderm Project
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If you have a topic you would like more information on, pass it on to us at zeroone@zeroonedesign.com and if we can run with it, maybe you will see it in Geek Speak.