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Digital Learning Network members may be interested in this Museums Association event in Manchester

Social media and museums 
31 March 2011 
Museum of Science and Industry, Manchester 
10.30-16.30

Social media has become an important weapon in a museum's arsenal. But how should it be used, can you control it and how do you find the time to monitor it?

This conference helps you to understand how to use social media websites such as Twitter and Facebook, the legal and ethical challenges involved and the potential to enhance the visitor experience.

Includes sessions on:
Social media as a marketing and advocacy tool
Developing a social media strategy
Using social media and smartphones to encourage participation

Special offer
The Museums Association is currently offering a two-for-one deal on the upcoming one-day conferences - Creating Digital Content and Social Media and Museums.
To take advantage of the two-for-one offer on either or both of these events, please download the booking form via the link below and write "2for1Offer" clearly on the form.
 www.museumsassociation.org/news/16022011-two-for-one-offer-ma-conferences

Find out more:
www.museumsassociation.org/events
Tel: 020 7426 6940
Email: [log in to unmask]

Speakers

Kate Farmery, head of services, Manchester City Galleries (chair)
Jude Habib, Director, sounddelivery
Jim Richardson, Managing Director, SUMO
Shona Carnall, education officer, Hartlepool Cultural Services
Konstantinos Arvanitis, lecturer at the Centre for Museology, the University of Manchester
Dickie Felton, Communications Manager, National Museums Liverpool
Stephen Devine, New Media Officer, Manchester Museum

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