Dana Allen-Greil

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Are museum apps boring? Maybe, but they don’t have to be

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This post was written in response to Mairin Kerr’s “Are Museums Apps Boring?” on the Edgital blog.

As someone who has spent a large part of my career thinking about online outreach and engagement, I’m especially drawn to apps that are not designed to only be used inside a museum.

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August 8, 2013June 7, 2017 Dana Allen-Greil Tagged app, crowdsourcing, mobile 5 Comments
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