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Tech Talk: What’s On Your Phone, MAM Staff?
It’s no secret around the Museum that I’m a huge tech nerd. One of my favorite things is finding out what apps, websites, and programs people use to get their jobs done. I’ll admit it, I’m a little bit nosy … Continue reading
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Tagged apps, Behind the Scenes, musetech, museum staff, tech, Technology
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Beyond Digital: Open Collections and Cultural Institutions, Part 2
This is part two of two posts about my experiences at the Beautiful Data: Telling Stories with Open Collections workshop at Harvard University’s metaLAB. Read part one here. When my teen program started up again this fall, I brought my … Continue reading
Posted in Behind the Scenes, Education
Tagged access, harvard, musetech, museum technology, open collections, slow looking, Technology
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Beyond Digital: Open Collections and Cultural Institutions, Part 1
This is part one of two posts about my experiences at the Beautiful Data: Telling Stories with Open Collections workshop at Harvard University’s metaLAB. This past June, I participated in a two-week workshop at Harvard University’s metaLAB called Beautiful Data: … Continue reading
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Tagged access, harvard, musetech, museum technology, open collections, slow looking, Technology
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Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 3
In my previous two posts in this Reflective Evaluation series, I detailed all the ways we found and evaluated data to show teen participants in the Satellite program became more reflective. So: did the interviews, exit slips, readability tests, and … Continue reading
Reflective Evaluation: How Can Museums Change Teens–and Vice Versa? Part 2
In part two of my three posts on this year’s Satellite teen program, I’m sharing the unexpected data that helped me see the bigger picture about my students’ ability to reflect thanks to being in the program.
