I’m Mike Ellis. I work for a Bath-based company called Eduserv who are a not for profit IT services group. I’m a Solutions Architect which basically means I help clients (both internal and external) with the web, forming rough ideas into workable and user-accessible end-results.
Before working for Eduserv, I was Head of Web for the National Museum of Science and Industry, UK, which comprises the Science Museum in London, Media Museum in Bradford and Railway Museum in York.
My interests are in mobile technologies, social media, ubiquitous computing and innovation and how to lever these for maximum benefit, particularly in cultural institutions. I’ve written a number of papers and presented at various conferences: some of this work is described here.
I also do a lot of writing about the web and what it means to people and institutions over on my Electronic Museum blog, have recently written a unit for the new Digital Heritage course at Leicester University, and have just been commissioned to write a book all about the web and cultural institutions: Managing and growing a cultural heritage web presence
Profile Pics
I have a couple of profile pictures available via my box.net public folder.
More about me
- What I do pages on this site
- My LinkedIn public profile
- My Google profile
- My public twitterings (and my private ones, if you know me and I know you…)
Slideshows and presentations
Descriptions of some of the presentations and papers I’ve done can be found on my Electronic Museum blog. Most of my slides are on Slideshare
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