Elissa Frankle Olinsky

MCn 2017. All Roads Lead to the Bathroom: Human needs paving the way to awesome digital experiences. Elissa Frankle. NOVEMBER 8, 2017

Panel with Nathan Moody and Josh Clark given at Interaction 2017.

“Pay your F-ing Interns” by Elissa Frankle (United States Holocaust Memorial Museum), an Ignite talk for the Openlab Workshop Unconference, December 1, 2015, in Crystal City, VA. The Openlab Workshop was a two-day gathering of practitioners, scholars, and leaders from galleries, libraries, archives and museums (collectively known as GLAMs) to develop methods to enable the widespread adoption of digital technologies at GLAM institutions. Open and free to the public, the Unconference and Ignite talks provided a forum to share insights and perspectives on the Openlab Concept. The Openlab Workshop was funded by the National Endowment for the Humanities Office of Digital Humanities and Division of Public Programs in a cooperative agreement with The Council on Library and Information Resources. A full list of contributors and partners, as well as Ignite talk abstracts and other background materials are available on the Openlab Workshop wiki: https://openlabworkshop.wikispaces.com/home Note that the speakers aren't necessarily representing their institutions. MUSIC BY Nicolai Heidlas - "Drive" - Creative Commons (Attribution) https://soundcloud.com/nicolai-heidlas