Sembl @ NDF2012
/0 Comments/in Action & reflection /by Cath-
So I remember what people said, I’ve compiled tweets about my presentation on Sembl to the National Digital Forum in Wellington on 20 November 2012.
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It starts with announcements and descriptions…
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Sembl – explore the world thru resemblance #ndf2012
— Mike White (@AstronomyMike)
6 days ago -
http://Sembl.net #ndf2012
— Mike White (@AstronomyMike)
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Now learning about Museum game, Sembl, from @cathstyles "sometimes really weird things still have one thing in common" #ndf2012
— APNK (@PeepsNetwork)
6 days ago -
Digital technology as a gateway to physical objects in a museum. Creating dialog btwn people, museum & things. http://www.nma.gov.au/education-kids/game #NDF2012
— Shannon Simpson (@delsim)
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Sembl allows users to create their own context & connections from their experiences for understanding museum artifacts. #ndf2012
— Shannon Simpson (@delsim)
6 days ago -
#ndf2012 Democratic social creation and leaning playfully @CathStyles on the Sembl game. More here http://catherinestyles.com/category/sembl/
— Eleanor Whitworth (@elewhitworth)
6 days ago -
@cathstyles exploiting propinquity and intersticity for pedagogical purposes and making it fun #NDF2012 #Sembl
— Stephanie Pride (@StephaniePride)
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Then comes the enthusiasm :)
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Sembl – engaging with cultural heritage through play! #NDF2012
— Corin the Librarian (@corinh)
6 days ago -
National Museum of Australia’s Sembl educational tool looks great. Interesting, fun and effective. #ndf2012
— New Zealand Museums (@nzmuseums)
6 days ago -
National Museum of Australia – Sembl game looks great. Brilliant use of creating content and learning #NDF2012
— Corin the Librarian (@corinh)
6 days ago -
#ndf2012 sembl is very cool.
— Don Harman (@DonaldHarman)
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NMA Sembl in gallery game #ndf2012 @CathStyles looks interesting, I have never seen it done well, great to see this type of experimentation
— Tim Hart (@Timh01)
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@Timh01 @CathStyles Sembl sounds great! You know you’re at a hip conference when there’s a mix tape #ndf2012 http://www.ndf.org.nz/members-discussion-forum/post/1982217
— David Henry (@trumpote)
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I have heard about Sembl a few times now, and always find it inspiring. #ndf2012 @CathStyles
— suse cairns (@shineslike)
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#ndf2012 @cathstyles on Sembl -museum game that allows for ‘serendipitous discovery’-we need more of this
— paula bray (@paulabray)
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Some people made their own connections.
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Resemblance the way to knowledge #ndf2012 reminds me of early herbalist’s thinking
— Penny (@greengecko29)
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#ndf2012 sembl is like a portable @DigitalNZ set creator for galleries
— Jamie Mackay (@jamiemackay)
6 days ago -
Sembl – how could we harness something like this for libraries? Specifically heritage within libraries? Adapt, think laterally #ndf2012
— Seonaid Lewis (@genebrarian)
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The age of pattern recognition – we are in the midst of the shift in cultural mode from #metataxis to #parataxis #NDF2012
— Stephanie Pride (@StephaniePride)
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He’s a highway robber / She’s a socialist poet – Sembl from National Museum of Australia echoes @markleidner #ndf2012 @cathstyles
— Courtney Johnston (@auchmill)
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Then – my favourite part – people respond to and resonate with the wah of the game.
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Knowledge and understanding (of museum items) is not all about a curatorial approach & authority. @cathstyles #ndf2012
— Warrick Taylor (@Warrick_PNCL)
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Sembl invites a very Meta consideration of relationships between collection items. V Awesome. http://catherinestyles.com/category/sembl/ #ndf2012
— Warrick Taylor (@Warrick_PNCL)
6 days ago -
#ndf2012 Check @semblnet in-museum game if you’re interested in playful learning and non-linear, polyphonic thinking http://catherinestyles.com/category/sembl/
— Culture Victoria (@CultureVictoria)
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^Thanx – to the guy on my left RT @Timh01: Networking slide from @CathStyles #ndf2012 data data use and linking http://pic.twitter.com/hI5NSW9L
— Andy Fenton (@fentnz)
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Love that @cathstyles is talking about using the data that can come out of sembl. Yes, yes. #ndf2012
— Nate Solas (@homebrewer)
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Sembl takes the relationships between objects, identified in the game, and uses this info to created linked data. #ndf2012
— Paul Rowe (@armchair_caver)
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And finally, my fave four tweets…
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Ingrid because she was the only one to talk about this concept of ‘network thinking’:
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@cathstyles "networked thinking" enabled through play with Sembl #ndf2012 http://bit.ly/TcuawN
— Ingrid Mason (@1n9r1d)
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Margaret because she calls the outlandishness:
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Free association as a way to build links. Wild thought for those of us schooled in logical structured links #NDF2012
— Margaret Warren (@mawarre)
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Michael for this idea of verbs:
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Sembl game http://catherinestyles.com/category/sembl/ is a great example of patrons building verbs for institutions. #NDF2012
— Michael Lascarides (@mlascarides)
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And Courtney because, well, obviously:
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"Analogical links, not logical links" from @cathstyles. I love them and I want them #ndf2012
— Courtney Johnston (@auchmill)
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I was happy to see Charles following along :)
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Sitting in Sacramento USA reading tweeted responses to @CathStyles & @semblnet at #NDF2012 makes me proud! – http://sembl.net
— hipbonegamer (@hipbonegamer)
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NDF2012 was a wonderful event in so many ways. I’ve never enjoyed a conference so much. Hearty thanks to @talkingtothecan & co: <3 <3 <3.
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Aaron summed it up nicely in his farewell tweet:
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#ndf2012 / you were kind and wonderful and lovely and awesome and just generally full of yay!
— thisisaaronland (@thisisaaronland)
a day ago
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