Greetings list members:

Is your museum just beginning to branch out into the online world?  Are
you experiencing the heady joys of Web development project management
for the first time?  Would you like to share your experiences with your
colleagues?  If so, I'd like to hear from you.

I'm looking for a presenter or two to round out a panel session for the
Association of Midwest Museums Annual Meeting in Milwaukee in November.
  This panel session is tentatively titled "The Web Site Life Cycle:
Building and Rebuilding."  We will be exploring the changing nature of
museum Web sites as they age.  Various presenters will share their
experiences with launching a museum's first site (that's you),
maintaining a site "in the prime of life," and rehabilitating an old
and overgrown site while preserving investments in existing content.

Of particular interest to this session would be the experiences of
those museum professionals from smaller institutions, and for whom Web
development is only a fraction of regular job duties.

If you are interested in joining the panel, please contact me on- or
off-list.

Thank you,
Brian

Brian D. Bisbee, Assistant Curator of Information Technologies
Illinois State Museum -- Research & Collections Center
1011 E. Ash St., Springfield, IL 62703
Phone: (217) 557-6093 -- Fax: (217) 785-2857

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