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Hi LK I am looking forward to Friday. I have a question - and one that I hope the 3.0 community can contribute to:
Accessibility or Inclusion?
I strongly believe that when we talk about accessibility we need to expand our understanding of who we...
I think that main purpose of festivals is not so much pedagogical as it is audience building. They are there more to celebrate the community, and put the museum at the center of that community by building off of the social function of the modern m...
THE IMPACT OF FESTIVALS IN RURAL AND REGIONAL AUSTRALIA at Australian Museum
September 23, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm
Associate Professor Chris Gibson is part of the Faculty of Science at the University of Wollongong. He has recently published his report on the value of festivals to rural and regional communities as part of an ARC Discovery grant. He will speak t...
THE IMPACT OF FESTIVALS IN RURAL AND REGIONAL AUSTRALIA at Australian Museum
September 23, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm
Associate Professor Chris Gibson is part of the Faculty of Science at the University of Wollongong. He has recently published his report on the value of festivals to rural and regional communities as part of an ARC Discovery grant. He will speak t...
THE IMPACT OF FESTIVALS IN RURAL AND REGIONAL AUSTRALIA at Australian Museum
September 23, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm
Associate Professor Chris Gibson is part of the Faculty of Science at the University of Wollongong. He has recently published his report on the value of festivals to rural and regional communities as part of an ARC Discovery grant. He will speak t...
The Australian Museum partners with many different orgnisations to produce sciecne literacy events for schools as part of Science in the Suburbs and Science in the Bush. We are always thinking about the models we use and the expasion of these even...
THE IMPACT OF FESTIVALS IN RURAL AND REGIONAL AUSTRALIA at Australian Museum
September 23, 2009 from 3pm to 5pm
Associate Professor Chris Gibson is part of the Faculty of Science at the University of Wollongong. He has recently published his report on the value of festivals to rural and regional communities as part of an ARC Discovery grant. He will speak t...
Hey Sophie,
Is this the blog sponsored by COSMOS?
This reminds me to flag the NING-based discussion forum for the Australian Science Communication Strategy: http://auscicommstrategy.ning.com/ which is the place to distil ideas about national dir...
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- At 12:18pm on February 2, 2009,
Bliss Jensen said… - nice looking page...I haven't had time to zoozsh mine ye!
- At 11:23pm on June 23, 2008,
Eulalia Pereira said… - Hi Sophie,
I am writing as I am interested in a comment of yours that I recently read:-
"where is the ability to reflect/collect/participate and leave a record/trace? what would happen if we applied this possibility to outreach, especially MIAB lastly equity-- how can we use these modes of cocreation to engage those who don't have ownership in our cultural 'authority'."
The reason is because I am working on my dissertation which is exploring the role of co-created moving image project in museusm and gallery outreach.
I know it's a bit broad at the moment but I am wondering if you have some suggestions or good sources of reference?
Sorry to ask an obvious question but what is MIAB?!!
Would really appreciate any suggestions. Mny thanks
- At 11:51am on April 13, 2008,
Sophie Lieberman said…
- Thanks Lynda - I am running to lunch just now.from a glance it looks vv interesting. I am concerned about tokenism and this paper appears to address avoiding that....
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- At 3:38am on April 13, 2008,
Lynda Kelly said… - Sophie - this paper may be worth reading. The session was changed around so I missed the presentation
- At 11:13am on March 10, 2008,
Susan Groundwater-Smith said… - G'day, Sophie. Hope it's been a good weekend. I'm afraid I don't know enough about what you do in Science in the City and what you want to achieve, this would help guide developing any pre-visit stimuli. Pauline Fitzgerald would be a good person to confer with. Also, it is better to match the preparation with the actual event rather than have some kind of generic template. What we do know with young people is that they hate filling out sheets; they would rather be given some kind of role, like taking digital photographs of what really turned them on and then using them to discuss the visit when they get back to school. Alternatively, they can develop a set of provocative questions that they would like to follow up the visit with. So much depends on the nature of the planned experience. They could write a rap, or make a sculpture, it could bring science into another key learning area. Good luck with it all. Susan
- At 12:20pm on March 7, 2008,
Lynda Kelly said…
- check out this ning group http://yscfluidteam.ning.com/
we may be able to create something like that with a group of SITC participants as an evaluation tool and experiment?
it's also similar to the things we were talking about yesterday
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