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Tag Archives: Museum
Adaptation: a social learning skill
I was at a gig last night at the Corn Exchange in Cambridge, a great venue, with it’s brick arches and high ceiling. As the name implies, whilst these days it plays host to assorted musicians, comedians and performers, it’s … Continue reading
Posted in Adaptability, Agile, Change, Choices, Collaboration, Community, Curation, Information, Interpretation, Knowledge, Learning, Meaning, Museum Education, Permanence, Social Capital, Social Learning
Tagged Adaptation, Cambridge Corn Exchange, Curate, Fitzwilliam Museum, Museum, Thrive
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Learning in museums: how collections ground us in our history.
Museums are the collective memory of society: they are the dusty attic of a nation. They are places to visit with granny on a summer holiday, a place to carry out school projects, a place to understand how things were … Continue reading
Posted in Coffee, Community, History, Interpretation, Learning, Museum Education
Tagged Artefact, arts, coherent narrative, Collection, Curator, Learning, Museum, Museum Education, picasso paintings
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The role of the curator: managing collections of learning materials and the need for a storyteller.
I’ve got a great book on the history of the Ordnance Survey. Essentially a definitive history, with some beautiful illustrations and descriptions of the early pioneering work. It pulls together various earlier histories and tells an epic story of adventure … Continue reading
Posted in Journalism, Knowledge, Learning, Social Media, Storytelling
Tagged Curation, Curator, great tools, learning networks, media tools, Museum, ordnance survey, scoop.it
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Learning from history: Scott’s polar expedition and the lessons from the past.
There’s a new exhibition going into the Natural History Museum in London about Scott’s ill fated attempt to reach the South Pole in 1912. For polar buffs like me, this will be a great opportunity to see some of the … Continue reading
Posted in Exploration, History, Learning, Museum Education
Tagged Education, Exploration, History, Learning, Museum
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How do we learn from art? Observations on interpretation at the Museum of Modern Art, New York.
I know it’s art, because it’s in a gallery at one of the premiere cultural institutions in the world, but to me it just looks like a pile of bricks. Continuing the American theme as i work my way around … Continue reading
Posted in Interpretation, Museum Education
Tagged Art, Curator, Interpretation, Learning, Museum
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Exploring the past. How mobile devices are helping to bring history to life.
I’m in London for a couple of days, which has given me plenty of time for walking around, looking at the architecture. One of my favourite activities when staying away from home is to roam around in the evening, with … Continue reading
Posted in Apps, Archaeology, Education, History, Interpretation, Learning, Museum Education
Tagged Archaeology, Context, History, Interpretation, Learning, Museum, Poetry
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