Lisa Borgsdorf and Ruth Slavin of the University of Michigan Museum of Art join Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes to discuss the MUSE Award-winning DialogTable, which won best “Interactive Kiosk” in a gallery, visitor center, or public space.

Tim Rolfe, Head of MV Studios at Museum Victoria, joins Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes for a discussion of the MUSE award-winning “Worldwide Animal Viewers”, which won a Gold in the “Interpretive Interactive Installations” category.

In this podcast we go behind the scenes to learn about O Say Can You Sing? National Anthem Singing Contest, the 2010 MUSE Award-winning project from the Smithsonian National Museum of American History in the category of “Community”.

Dr. Robert Semper of the Exploratorium joins Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes to talk about the MUSE award-winning Total Solar Eclipse: Live From China. Working in partnership with NASA’s Sun-Earth Connection Education Forum, the Exploratorium sent a team to remote northwestern China to capture this awe-inspiring event.

Eliza Benington Kozlowski of the George Eastman House International Museum of Photography and Film joins Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes for a discussion of the MUSE award-winning podcasting project, General Collection Podcasts for George Eastman House.

Chris Alexander and Lucy Larson of the San Jose Museum of Art join Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes for a discussion of the MUSE award-winning public relations project, Road Trip: The Giant Artichoke. The project was created for an exhibition entitled Road Trip and capitalized on the common experience of a summer road trip.

Emily Blumenthal and Michelle Hagewood of the Walters Art Museum join Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes for a discussion of the MUSE award-winning game, Waltee’s Quest: The Case of the Lost Art. Players take a magical journey through imaginative worlds and help Waltee, the museum’s family mascot, search for missing art.

Daniel Incandela and Rob Stein of the Indianapolis Museum of Art (IMA) join Jonathan Finkelstein of LearningTimes for a discussion of the MUSE award-winning site, ArtBabble, a site which showcases the IMA’s extensive, self-produced video library.

Podcasts produced in association with the American Association of State and Local History (AASLH) 2009 Annual Meeting.

In this episode of the LearningTimes Green Room, Susan Manning and Dan Balzer interview Greg Stevens, assistant director for professional development for the American Association of Museums (AAM) about the organization’s transition to web-based professional development.