#AskACurator Day – 18 September 2019
#AskACurator Day is on again. Are you ready? This global event has been going since 2010, and this year it takes place on 18 September 2019.
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Tag: Twitter
#MuseumWeek – 28 March to 3 April 2016
It was on in 2015, and now it’s back again for 2016! #MuseumWeek is back. This is an opportunity for museums right around the world to show off their collections to the public, through social media.
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International #MuseumWeek, 23-29 March 2015
Recently we had #MuseumSelfie Day which was a huge success with people from right around the world taking part, and snapping themselves at a museum. Now we have #MuseumWeek. This international event is being held from 23-29 March, and is open to all Museums, big and small, and gives them a chance to celebrate their culture and collections on Twitter.
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21 January is #MuseumSelfie Day
“Museum Selfie Day is a day in which many of the major museums of the world are encouraging their patrons not to actually look at the art, but to pose in front of it—then to share their oh-so-artful self portraits on Twitter with the hashtag #MuseumSelfie.”
Read MoreGould Genealogy & History is Having a 10:10:10:10 SALE
What is the Gould Genealogy & History 10:10:10:10 sale? 10th July … 10 days … 10.00am … $10.00
Every day at 10.00am (CST) for a total of 10 days starting from Sunday 10th July we will announce on Twitter and Facebook, our new daily $10 special, and trust me there will be MASSIVE savings.
Ask Away on #AskArchivists Day on 9 June 2011
Thursday June 9, 2011 is #AskArchivists Day on Twitter, which is being held to coincide with International Archives Day. On that day everybody can ask questions to archivists in the world on Twitter. The Twitter event is an international happening, so every archive and archivist in the world can take part.
Read MoreAustralian History News – July 2010
Social media seems to be the dominant theme through the latest news, with new new blogs, Twitter accounts and Facebook pages from groups. It is great to see them embracing the newer means of communications that people are wanting (and sometimes expecting).
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