iMuseum: New Tools for New & Traditional Audiences was a symposium presented by the Ontario Museum Association and the Ontario Association of Art Galleries (OAAG) on March 24-25, 2011. The proceedings of the symposium include a range of materials in English and French on various aspects of inclusive museum practice.

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M. Christine Castle, Ph.D. - Editor and contributor to Symposium Proceedings MEDIA LEGEND:  Presentation Slides  Rountable Summary  Paper  Handout  Session Title   Presenter(s)   Media Curatorial Podcasting   Sarah Beam Borg and Nicole Cahill, Bata Shoe Museum     Balados des conservateurs de musée   Sarah Beam Borg et Nicole Cahill, Bata Shoe Museum     Audience Research - Strategies & sources for understanding audiences   Cathy Blackbourn, Ontario Museum Association     Recherche sur le public : stratégies et sources pour mieux comprendre le public   Cathy Blackbourn, Association des musées de l'Ontario   Keynote Presentation: Knowledge (Objectives, Content, Audience)  + Tools = Success   Cathy Blackbourn, Ontario Museum Association     Digital Storytelling   Pierre Bois, Ontario Museum Association   Narration numérique   Pierre Bois, Association des musées de l'Ontario     Presentation: Technology Integration Project - Interactive Whiteboards and Audience Response Systems   Allan Busch and Paul Kortenaar, Ontario Science Centre     Audience Research - Adults   Jack Cunningham, writer, performer, educator   Recherche sur le public – Adultes   Jack Cunningham, écrivain, artiste, éducateur     Videoconferencing   Karin DavidsonTaylor, Royal Botanical Gardens   Vidéoconférence   Karin DavidsonTaylor, Jardins botaniques royaux     Audience Research – Falk’s Visitor Motivations   Antoinette Duplessis, Joseph Schneider Haus Museum   Recherche sur le public : les motivations des visiteurs selon Falk   Antoinette Duplessis, Schneider Haus Museum     Audience: Strategic Alliances   Barbara Gilbert, Le Laboratoire d’Art   Public : alliances stratégiques   Barbara Gilbert, Le Laboratoire d’Art     Cultural Mapping with Youth   Sheila Knox, Bata Shoe Museum   La cartographie culturelle chez les jeunes   Sheila Knox, Bata Shoe Museum     Young Curators Project   Steve Mavers, Museum London   Jeunes conservateurs de musée   Steve Mavers, Museum London     Audience: Millennials - Growing Up in a Digital Environment   Erin McDonagh, Quebec Anglophone Heritage Network   Public : enfants du millénaire - grandir dans un environnement numérique   Erin McDonagh, Réseau du patrimoine anglophone du Québec     Presentation: Building Relationships Between Visitors and Museums   Nina Simon, Museums 2.0     Presentation: It’s a Wonderful Gift: Mutuality in Community Engagement This article appeared originally in ASTC Dimensions, January/February 2011. Reprinted with permission from the Association of Science-Technology Centers Incorporated,www.astc.org   Vishnu Ramcharan, Ontario Science Centre     Virtual Museum of Canada Lab Projects: Lessons Learned   Wendy Thomas, Canadian Heritage Information Network