Bridging Online/Onsite Experiences in Science Centers and Museums

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    1. BRIDGING ONSITE AND ONLINE VISITOR EXPERIENCES Featuring Seth! Leary, Tamara Schwarz, Rob Semper, and Nina Simon
    2. we all live in a multi-platform world.
    3. some institutions have capitalized on this well... http://www.ushmm.org/genocide/take_action/
    4. some institutions have capitalized on this well... http://www.flickr.com/photos/getlincolnized/
    5. some institutions have capitalized on this well... http://www.vam.ac.uk/collections/textiles/lawty/world_beach/
    6. but we aren’t always as creative as we could be. Aren’t there any OTHER doors in this place? PRE-VISIT VISIT POST-VISIT
    7. but we aren’t always as creative as we could be.
    8. how, as museum experience developers, can we bridge platforms effectively? local event social network museum visit text message educational program website
    9. OUR PLAN share quick case studies and provocations live brainstorming on a real project from the studio audience discussion punctuated by illustrative images
    10. ELECTRONIC GUIDEBOOK EXPERIMENTS A ten-year evolution (1999-2009) presented by Rob Semper, Exploratorium
    11. Electronic Guidebooks
    12. Experiments with the value of localization - 2000
    13. Experiments with onsite vs at-home relationships - 2004
    14. Experiments with real world technology - 2009
    15. SCULPTURAL TRAVEL BUGS A teen art project, involving art production and exhibition, plus community participation presented by Seth! Leary, NRG! Exhibits
    16. Green materials (ceramic, found objects, recycled materials, etc.) + Geocaching (GPS-based game) = Traveling sculptures
    17. Challenge One: Scale of project (a LOT of kids involved)
    18. Challenge Two: Scope of project (numerous desired outcomes)
    19. Successes: A LOT of kids involved Many community members participated and continue to participate Online record keeps the content/ experience available and in use Some teen participants chose to extend the experience on their own; change occurred
    20. BILL NYE’S CLIMATE LAB An integrated exhibit and website (still in development) presented by Tamara Schwarz, Chabot Space & Science Center
    21. Bill nye’s climate lab
    22. How & why do visitors move from one experience to another?
    23. Experiences in museum settings
    24. Same topic, different experience, comparable quality of interaction
    25. Science where it matters: applying it to our daily lives
    26. Track and reward accomplishments
    27. SEARCHING FOR SYMBIOSIS Making decisions about what to do where presented by Nina Simon, Museum 2.0
    28. Our Green Trail: real-world actions, virtual world rewards http://www.ourgreentrail.org/
    29. Our Green Trail: how we got there...
    30. Our Green Trail: how we got there...
    31. Giskin Anomaly: cellphone interactions in physical spaces http://www.flickr.com/photos/nathaninsandiego/3465762639/
    32. Giskin Anomaly: what we’re planning find the symbol call the number jump into the story (keep in touch online)
    33. LET’S DO IT.
    34. If you want to follow up with us... Seth! Leary - seth@nrg-exhibits.com Tamara Schwarz - tschwarz@chabotspace.org Rob Semper - rsemper@exploratorium.edu Nina Simon - nina@museumtwo.com slides are posted at http://bit.ly/astconline

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