The Art of Captivating Audiences in the Information Age
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As a sequel to last year, this town hall session will explore the lessons learned, triumphs and defeats, of deploying technology in our institutions. We’ll share real examples, the pros and cons of implementation, audience engagement results, and ongoing maintenance.
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The Art of Captivating Audiences in the Information Age
- 2. Cynthia Torp (Moderator) PRESIDENT/OWNER Solid Light, Inc. Heather Marie Wells DIGITAL MEDIA PROJECT MANAGER Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art Harry DeLorme SENIOR CURATOR OF EDUCATION Telfair Museums
- 3. Some Lessons are Simple Heather Marie Wells DIGITAL MEDIA PROJECT MANAGER Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art
- 4. Be inspired Experiment Use Humor Run with ideas
- 6. Be unusual Commit Go all in
- 7. Fail Everyone won’t like itGet on base
- 8. Keep it simple Ask for help Location Location Location
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- Experiment and see what sticks. Use Humor. Let your team run with ideas. Be inspired (within and without the field). 5 of these 7 April Fool’s posts are in our top 10 most accessed posts. The dinosaur post from this year is number 1 and has been for 5 months.
- Don’t be afraid to try. Be brave enough to listen to crazy ideas.
- Be brave enough to listen to crazy ideas. Be open to the unusual. Be willing to commit. - getting advocates from staff turning into campaign.
- Don’t be afraid to fail. You can’t please everyone. They can’t all be home run hits. Just get on base
- Keep it Simple. Don’t be afraid to ask for help