The world of ePublishing is changing at a dizzying rate. What is it, where do you start, and how do you find out the latest developments? This workshop will have the answers!

Join us for the sixth edition of our popular conference series for museum professionals as we explore developing a mobile web site, writing a mobile strategy, and more in this fast-moving field.

Some of the best and brightest from the MCN Community will share their experience, skills and knowledge in an ongoing series of how-to workshops.

Please join us for the fifth edition of our popular series for museum professionals. Meet and interact online with colleagues working in mobile interpretation from around the globe and walk away with practical knowledge you can put to use immediately at your institution.

The 2012 Smith Leadership Symposium will inspire new ways of thinking about the business of arts, science, and cultural institutions

The Smithsonian Institution and Thomas Jefferson’s Monticello are co-hosting a free interactive online conference for teachers and secondary students that will examine different aspects of Jefferson’s life. 

In partnership with AAM’s professional network committees, the Virtual Conference will showcase ten sessions of broad appeal and greatest relevance to the 2012 annual meeting theme “Creative Community.” A stellar cast of subject matter experts will offer broad, multidisciplinary perspectives to museums of all types and sizes.

How do you measure & articulate social media success at your museum? This workshop will have the answers!

Please join us for the fourth edition of our popular series for museum professionals. Meet and interact online with colleagues working in mobile interpretation from around the globe and walk away with practical knowledge you can put to use immediately at your institution.

The Smithsonian is offering teachers a multidimensional resource for expanding and enriching curriculum with Shout, a free environmental exploration program. Through interactive webinars, comprehensive lesson-planning materials and hands-on activities, Shout features renowned Smithsonian scientists and other experts in the arts and humanities.

Join us for a deep dive into Digital Asset Management System (DAMS) products and c ome away with skills to start addressing your own DAMS needs.

Communicating the Museum, the world’s leading arts communications conference, will be hosting an Online Conference for the first time this year. The Online Conference will allow the online audience to follow and interact with keynote speeches and learning sessions from this international event, direct from the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

Join us for the 2012 American Association for State and Local History (AASLH) Online Conference and participate in six engaging sessions, plus hear from two Annual Conference featured speakers – Laurel Thatcher Ulrich and Will Bagley!

Learn the key questions you should be asking, strategies to deal with common issues, gain confidence in your ability to get your project off to a great start.

Join us for the seventh edition of our popular conference series for museum professionals exploring responsive web site design, mobile strategies, and much more in this fast-moving field.

The Institute of Museum and Library Services (IMLS), the primary
source of federal support for the nation’s 123,000
libraries
and 17,500 museums, presents a webinar series based
on the national initiative “Connecting to Collections: A Call to
Action”.

Join experts, colleagues and practitioners for this online conference focused on goals, strategies and tools needed to examine, evaluate and implement greener and more sustainable strategies.

AAM unveils its 2nd annual virtual conference to deliver outstanding educational content live from the 2011 Annual Meeting in Houston, May 23-24, 2011. A stellar cast of subject matter experts will offer broad, multidisciplinary perspectives to museums of all types and sizes.

This series of three online events — taking place on Friday, April 1, 2011 live from the Art Gallery of Ontario — is scheduled in conjunction with the opening of Inuit Modern: The Esther and Samuel Sarick Collection of Inuit Art.

“Cross Cultural Interchange and Aspirations of Universality: The Peacock Room in 1908” is online interactive colloquium organized by the Smithsonian’s Freer Gallery of Art/Arthur M. Sackler Gallery.

Interpretation Canada hosts an exciting online event on audiences and innovation in the field of Heritage Interpretation, with a full line-up of engaging guest speakers. Topics include museum visitor experience, social marketing, forgotten spaces and finding new audiences.

AASLH, with support from the IMLS, opens registration for its winter series of free StEPs Webinars, the latest installment in the StEPs initiative (Standards and Excellence Program for History Organizations).