Open Source Hardware Belongs in your Museum, Museums and the Web 2016
Lauren Addario & Miriam Langer (2016), A University–Museum Partnership for Creative Internships in Cultural Technology, Journal of Museum Education 41:4, 275-285, DOI: 10.1080/10598650.2016.1224614
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Memories of Migration, exhibit blog
WWII Veteran Interviews for the New Mexico History Museum, A blog by AmeriCorps Cultural Technology Intern Jacob Erickson
“Howdy Partner!” The Transformative Power of Museum-University Partnerships, Museums and the Web 2013
Hot Button Issues: Using Technology to Address Topicality, Uncertainty, and Controversy in Science, Museums and the Web 2012
Hands on DIY communications with Arduino, Ethernet and Xbee and Kinect Hacking: Sensing, Museums and the Web 2012
Sensors and Micro-controllers to Augment User Experience, Museum Computer Network 2011
Meet the Arduino Micro-controller & Group Build Session, Museum Computer Network 2011
Employment rate of Americorps interns compared to students without Internships
The Effect of Media Arts Americorps Internship Participation