The PRIX ARS ELECTRONICA were announced yesterday, and steve.museum received an honorary mention in the Digital Communities category.

It seems like the more time we spend online, the more we value real experiences. However, there are some things, like history, that can only be replicated, not experienced. Fortunately, the digital medium is ideally suited to illuminating the past.

The National Maritime Museum is seeking expert advice to recommend a process, facilitate internal workshops and determine a revised information architecture for the main Museum website. We are looking for a freelance Information Architect to work with us for approximately 3 months, ideally in our offices for 2 days a week.

Could anyone recommend an individual or organisation for us to approach?

Many thanks
Mandie Wraxall
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eLearning Manager
National Maritime Museum
MWraxall [at] nmm.ac.uk

[via MCG]

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