A series of articles from the intranetjournal.com by Paul Chin about the value of user-generated content: Part 1, Part 2, Part 3.
Wednesday, 20 June 2007
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- Cultural heritage technologist. In more detail: I'm the Lead Web Developer at the Science Museum. I'm also studying for an MSc in Human Centred Systems (basically interface and interaction evaluation and design) at City University. Previously I worked at the Museum of London/MoLAS as a database and web analyst/programmer and I've also worked at the State Library of Victoria, Museum Victoria and in the commercial sector. The views expressed here do not necessarily reflect those of my employer. I'm currently living in London, via Auckland, Melbourne, and Amsterdam. I started as a Arts student, played around in multimedia, and graduated as a software engineer. I'm on twitter as @miaridge (my usual account) or @mia_out at events.
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