A Critical Rview of Old Objects, New Media: Historical Collections, Digitization and Affect
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The document summarizes a presentation by Jenny Newell from the American Museum of Natural History about the influence of digitizing historical objects. Newell discusses how digitization allows greater access to objects without needing physical proximity. She also notes the importance of maintaining physical relationships with objects. Newell focuses on how digitization renews access to cultural objects for indigenous Pacific Islanders that were lost through colonization, helping them regain control of their cultural heritage.
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As institutions primarily dedicated to the display of cultures, ethnology museums
have long been sites for the invention of essentialized indigenous identities.1 The
materiality and physical presence of objects within a museum provide the public
with perceived access to understanding the indigenous world and, more specifically,
indigenous culture. The authority vested in the museum, as a place to learn through
objects, labels, exhibition notes, and curatorial expertise is responding to concerns by
indigenous groups about the absence of their presence in the museum project.
Although museums are engaging in critical and reflexive examinations of their man-
dates and practices, as manifested as the “new museology” (Sherman 1994; Vergo
1989), this enduring self-reflexivity has witnessed limited changes to the larger edu-
cational project inherent in the public museum. The public ethnology museum
remains foremost as an institution where one attends to understand culture through
the displays of objects. In spite of the self-reflexivity, indigenous identities in public
museums remain essentialized, rendered ahistorical, and devoid of subjectivities and
dynamism (Ames 1992; Cruikshank 1995; Thomas 2000), ignoring the centuries of
social, domestic, and economic challenges facing indigenous groups themselves.2
This has prompted questions about how, as Mieke Bal (1992:561; cf. Macdonald 1996:86)
asks, knowledge about culture is “taken in and taken home.”
In this article, I present portions of a yearlong research project in which students
attending an ethnology museum worked to understand indigenous identity and its for-
mation through the traditional pedagogical conceptions of culture as defined by the
museum, notably through the display of indigenou.
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NFL stars visit with students at Museum of Nature & Science.
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Sustainable Cultures
1) The document discusses the importance and resurgence of Hawaiian culture, including the Hawaiian language, traditional arts, navigation techniques, and holistic education.
2) Cultural sustainability yields positive effects like fostering stewardship of the land and finding solutions to modern issues by applying ancient Hawaiian practices.
3) At Kanu o ka Aina school, cultural and environmental sustainability are integrated through activities like making traditional instruments, participating in cultural events, speaking Hawaiian, growing native plants, and science projects about environmental issues.
Antropologia/anthropology
These PowerPoint slides were designed to accompany a textbook on anthropology. They provide outlines of textbook chapters along with photos, maps, and tables for students to use as study guides. Both students and instructors are encouraged to edit the slides to meet their needs. The accompanying student CD-ROM and online learning center contain additional interactive study tools for each chapter like videos, quizzes, and web links.
ARTIFACTS.pptx
Artifacts provide essential insights into past social, cultural, political and economic processes. They serve as tangible evidence of periods in history and can describe aspects of life from the distant past. Artifacts are important to preserve because they are irreplaceable keys to understanding cultures and identities, and the past is not yet fully known. Present-day technologies may one day similarly serve as artifacts that help future generations comprehend our current time.
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This document discusses the role of museums in education, specifically regarding social studies. It begins with definitions of a museum and discusses how museum education involves planning visits before, during, and after students tour the museum. Museums can enhance social studies lessons by bringing historical objects to life and helping students understand different cultures. The document advocates for museums to engage more with schools and communities through mobile exhibits and sharing resources. Overall, it argues that museums are valuable educational tools that make abstract concepts more concrete and help achieve social studies curriculum goals.
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History in Action Volume I-Issue I
Sally Meyer graduated from Christopher Newport University in 2015 with a degree in history. During her time at CNU, she completed internships at several museums where she developed educational guides and programs. This journal highlights her work creating a family guide during an internship at the DeWitt Wallace Decorative Arts Museum. It describes how Sally exemplified the mission of CNU's Public History Center by educating the public about history. The journal provides details about Sally's background and accomplishments since graduating from CNU.
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A Critical Rview of Old Objects, New Media: Historical Collections, Digitization and Affect
- 1. A Critical Review of Old Objects, New Media: Historical Collections, Digitization, and Affect Ashley Mohr Kent State University
- 2. Jenny Newell – American Museum of Natural History Influence of Digitization on Historical Objects Digitization as a whole allows for greater access to the object need to be physically present – can access information from around the world No Still important to maintain a physical relationship with objects Digitization provides supplementary benefits
- 3. Jenny Newell – American Museum of Natural History Influence of Digitization for Indigenous Cultures Focuses on the Pacific Islanders Indigenous cultures The loss of important cultural objects through colonization Renewed access to the objects through digitization efforts A new way to “regain control of their cultural heritage” A new connection to objects that may still be physically out of reach Renewed interest by museum professionals to include these cultures in exhibits that relate to their culture and past
- 4. Jenny Newell – American Museum of Natural History Author is well educated and has vast professional experience in various museums around the world Author is published many times and is known for her research and focus on indigenous peoples in the Pacific Islands Author makes sure to provide many references to past and current research, publications, and projects related to her topic Author organizes the article in a way that allows one to flow from topic to topic while still making the overall connections Author makes sure to included sections dedicated to acknowledgements, funding information, and a biography of herself