We have just released a new version of our beta Map the Museum website, developed by digital producers Caper. The biggest change on the front end is that users can now dispute the location of items and move them to … Continued
It’s been almost three weeks since we launched Map the Museum, and it’s filling up nicely. Tomorrow, I will be talking about the project at the UK’s first Open-data Cities Conference, alongside Rachel Coldicutt of the developers, Caper. As I … Continued
Map the Museum is a very unusual project for the Royal Pavilion and Museums. When we open exhibitions and new galleries, we put an enormous amount of effort into providing a carefully polished final product. We make sure that our … Continued
The first version of the website goes live today, and we would love you to play with it, place some objects on the map, and let us know what you think. Over the coming months we aim to improve the … Continued
Update 02/04/12: Map the Museum is now live! Update 28/03/12: Map the Museum will go live on Friday 30 March. We all know that maps are very useful. But they are not just a good means of finding our way … Continued
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