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Encourage participation by adding visitors’ stories and voices to exhibits. Visitors answer questions in the exhibit such as “What’s the most memora...(more)
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Our long term mission with StoryKiosk has been to encourage visitors’ to verbalize their connection to the exhibit. The more visitors talk about the exhibit with each...(more)
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Asking visitors questions and creating a space for them to answer is one of the most direct ways of engaging visitors in the exhibit topic. Here are some of the sample qu...(more)
Encouraging visitors to build connections through their own stories in museum exhibits, broadcast, and publishing projects
More About Our Mission
Our long term mission with StoryKiosk has been to encourage visitors’ to verbalize their connection to the exhibit. The more visitors talk about the exhibit with each other, the more likely the exhibit will be personally meaningful to them.
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May 17, 2012 |
Interactivity 2012: Children’s museums and maker spaces
Feels like this is the year that it’s all coming together — that a new model for how family-oriented mu...(more)
May 14, 2012 |
ACM 2012: Reggio Emilia and children’s museums
So now, after a visit to a leading museum based on Reggio, a keynote by the leading researcher of Reggio in the U.S...(more)
May 12, 2012 |
ACM 2012: John Seely Brown keynote
After the extraordinary pre-conference “reImagining children’s museums” workshop, keynote speaker...(more)