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Tag Archives: Museum
Declaration of Independence
In something approaching, but failing to achieve, respectful silence, shuffling in subdued light through the cavernous rotunda, separated from our prey by a sheet of bulletproof glass, the group comes within sight of the Declaration of Independence. Well: a copy … Continue reading
Posted in Adventure, Writing
Tagged America, DC, Declaration of Independence, Documents, England, Library, Museum, Parchment, Ritual, Scribe, Temple, Travel Writing, USA, Washington, Writing
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The Smell of Knowledge
I found myself in the library. Some twenty years after i was here last. Things have changed. I grew up with this library: adventure books with tigers and sharks, books about boats and adventure, maps and atlases, novels and dictionaries. … Continue reading
Posted in Book
Tagged Books, Change, History, Knowledge, Librarian, Library, Library Studies, Museum, Reference Library, Smells
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Reflecting on New York: spaces and community
The Highline in New York is one of my favourite urban spaces in the world: originally built to raise dangerous freight trains above the streets of Manhattan, by the 1980’s the rusted iron and concrete structure was largely redundant, made … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Reflection
Tagged Art, Brooklyn, Bryant Park, Central Park, Chrysler Building, Community, Empire State Building, Frank Lloyd Wright, Gallery, Graffiti, Grand Central, Grand Central Station, Guggenheim, Manhattan, Museum, New York, NY, The Big Apple, The Highline, Urban Art
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The Pain of Change
I used to work in a museum of timber framed buildings: medieval architecture and technology, preserved and interpreted for the twenty first century. Timber framed building are organic, almost living entities, constantly moving as the humidity and temperature change. Their … Continue reading
Sense making in the Social Age
Back from holiday and off to Bulgaria today to deliver a workshop about social learning and community management. I’ve never been to Bulgaria before, indeed, i’d be hard pushed to tell you anything about it whatsoever that went beyond media … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Culture, Curation
Tagged Airport, Books, Bulgaria, Formal Space, Learning, Library, Meaning, Museum, Sense Making, Social Age, Social Learning, Social Space, Sofia, Stereotypes, Wikipedia
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Curation in Social Leadership – a first draft
The 1st Dimension in the NET Model of Social Leadership is Narrative. Curation is one part of this, and it’s to do with how we shape our presence, how we curate our reputation. “Curation focuses on three states: discovery, perception … Continue reading
Posted in Agile, Authority, Communication, Curation, Discovery, Effectiveness, Knowledge, Leadership, Learning, Management, Narrative
Tagged Agile, Agility, Curation, Discovery, Interpretation, Leadership, Museum, NET Model for Social Leadership, Perception, Social Age, social leader, Social Leadership
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Adaptation: a social learning skill
I was at a gig last night at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge, a great venue, with it’s brick arches and high ceiling. As the name implies, whilst these days it plays host to assorted musicians, comedians and performers, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Change, Choices, Collaboration, Community, Curation, Information, Interpretation, Knowledge, Learning, Meaning, Museum Education, Permanence, Social Capital, Social Learning
Tagged Adaptation, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Curate, Fitzwilliam Museum, Museum, Thrive
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