Take a Deep Dive into Gallery One at the Cleveland Museum of Art

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Overview and Q&A by Jane Alexander, Director of Information Management and Technology Services and Caroline Goeser, Director of Education and Interpretation - Museums and the Web at the Cleveland Museum of Art - Take a Deep Dive into Gallery One at the Cleveland Museum of Art - September 19, 2013!

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WHAT IS NEXT?

CREATING ARTLENS
FOR
iPhone and Android

Understand Critical Requirements
Create Group Consensus
(project plan, major features, road map)
Everyone has a voice

How did the
Cleveland Museum of Art
pull this off?

Convergence
Technology Art

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1
RESTRUCTURE
Collaborative & Unified

We share a common goal:
Attract, entertain, educate and engage
more visitors.

Essentials for Success
Concept Design Technology
AV integrator goes here

Open Architecture

The Wall

ArtLens

Lenses

Wayfinding

iPad

TIMELINE
Adaptable and Responsive

Committed and Passionate
THE PEOPLE

When everyone can create the museum
they want,
it becomes the museum for everyone.

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