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Presentation for140th celebration of Moscow's Technical Museum (november 12)TRANSCRIPT
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
140-летиеполитехнический музейConference on the 140th Anniversary of the Polytechnical Museum
Tuesday 11 December 2012
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
• Learning• Visitor’s Identities• Case Studies
Children’s Books Museum
Adults Only, Science Museum
Tablets in Maritime Museum
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
• Learning• Visitor’s Identities• Case Studies
“LEARNING IS ME DOING IT MYSELF,
WHILE EDUCATION IS SOMEONE ELSE DOING TO ME…”
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Interactive Museum Experience, Falk & Dierking
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL CONTEXTS STRONGLY DEFINE OUR
MUSEUM EXPERIENCE
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Learning Cylcle and Learning Styles, Kolb
WE ARE ACTIVE, EMOTIONAL & REFLECTIVE LEARNERS
Why do(n’t) they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Learning Tool Box, Claxton
exploration, investigation, experimentation, use of space and resources
fantasy, visualisation, storytelling, to create and explore hypothetical worlds.
creativity, germination of
ideas
language, reasoning, analyses,
communication.
WE USE CREATIVITY, FANATASY, VISUALISATION AND STORIES TO
ENABLE OUR LEARNING
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Flow Learning, Csikszentmihalyi
Ch a l l e n g e
LOW HIGHS k i l l s
HIGH'FLOW
’
Focussed, HappyAnxiety
Stresse
d, Allert
WorryStressed, Sad
Apathy
Stressed,
Depressed
BoredomDepressed, contented
ArrousalAllert,
Focussed
Relaxation
Confident,
contented
ControlHappy, Confident
FLOW LEARNING MAKES US FEEL
HAPPY AND FOCUSSED
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
• Constructivism• Visitor’s Identities• Case Studies
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Visitor’s Identities, Falk
1. The need to satisfy personal curiosity and subject matter interest in a intellectually provocative surrounding.
EXPLORER
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Visitor’s Identities, Falk
2. The need to share a meaningful experience with someone close and important to you in a surrounding that facilitates ‘learning’.
FACILITATOR
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Visitor’s Identities, Falk
3. The wish to connect with things and ideas that are considered as best and intellectually seen most important in a certain culture or society.
EXPERIENCE
SEEKER
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Visitor’s Identities, Falk
4. The need to deepen and strenghten knowlege in a specifially content related environment.
PROFESSIONAL
HOBBYIST
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Visitor’s Identities, Falk
5. The desire to physically, emotionally and intellectually recharge in a beautiful and refreshing surrounding.
RECHARGER
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
• Constructivism• Visitor’s Identities• Case Studies
Tablets in Maritime Museum
Children’s Books Museum
Adults Only, Science Museum
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Tablet Computers in Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London, UK
CONSTRUCTIVIST LEARNING WITH TABLETS
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
‘Adults Only’ events in Science Museum London, UK
GARANTEED KIDS FREE! ‘ADULTS ONLY’ EVENTS
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Children’s Books Museum, The Hague, Netherlands
COLLECTING WORDS AND WORKSHOP
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
“Museum visitors come to museums and bring the whole of their lives with them.” Eilean Hooper-Greenhill
“People do not come to museums for us. We tend to think that people are there to see the stuff that we’ve got here. But that is not true… They are not coming because of us, they come because of themselves!” John Falk
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Why do they come?Museum Learning at the Core of our Work
Continium Science Centre, Kerkrade, Netherlands
ECOLOGICAL FOOTPRINT & SUSTAINABILITY