MW2015 A Creative Confluence: When Educational Products & Youth Programming Collide
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A Creative Confluence: When Educational Products & Youth Programming Collide. A Museums and the Web conference panel> Can combining youth programming with educational product development through digital media disrupt existing museum practices? How do we align the goals for a youth development program with the goals and cycles of product development? And how do we measure the institutional and societal impact of GLAM programming for teens? Panelists from The Art Institute of Chicago, The Milwaukee Art Museum and The American Museum of Natural History will start off the session with a quick fire round of ‘elevator pitches’ soliciting feedback from the judges in the audience. Then we’ll explore their respective programs and digital solutions, and consider how teen views inform the product development and steerage of their initiatives. The session will finish up with a lively discussion of these questions, as well as considering the value of making teen contributions public and weighing that aim alongside program and institutional aims.
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- 1. KER-POW! A Creative Confluence The Collision of Educational Products & Youth Programming Saturday, April 11th, 2015 #MW2015 #MWteens #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 2. Heroes Barry Joseph, #TeamAMNH @MMMooshme Chelsea Emelie Kelly #TeamMAM @MAM_Chelsea Hillary Cook #TeamAIC @hillarym Sofie Andersen @sofieny @antenna_lab #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 3. Our Traditional Roles #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 4. …what we’re doing now… #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 5. Our Quest #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym Diagram of loosely coupled system, Jay Rounds. From Rounds “The Museum and it’s relationships as a loosely coupled system, in Curator To create new (digital) experiences (and products) together with and for teens as part of the museum encounter
- 6. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 7. How will we get there #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 8. Be our judge! #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 9. (Elevator) Pitch – Round 1 (45 secs) #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 10. Disrupt this OR Prettiest Pony #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 11. DISTRUPT THIS! #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 12. Online Reach OR Best Fail #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 13. Bleeding Edge OR Engaging? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 14. ROUND 1- SCORE? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 15. ROUND 2 (30 secs) #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 16. Got Collaboration? OR Best Blooper #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 17. Evaluation OR Impact OR Sales #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 18. Sexiest Subject OR Reach #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 19. ROUND 2- SCORE? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 20. BONUS ROUND TESTIMONIALS (10 secs) #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 21. “I feel like the Museum is my second home.” “I learned that art holds all the answers to any questions anyone may have, you just have to search for it.” “I wish school was like this.” MAM- TESTIMONIALS #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 22. “I have been exposed to individuals who encourage me both academically and artistically…to prioritize, express myself in various artistic media, and learn more about myself and the world around me. Now,…I see (the AIC) as a haven for artistic expression and personal development…. I hope to continue to contribute to the museum once I graduate. There will be tears.” -Neftaly Lara Teen Lab participant and intern AIC- TESTIMONIALS #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 23. AMNH- TESTIMONIALS #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 24. And our winner is…. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 25. INTERLUDE Program & Products Overviews #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 26. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 27. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 28. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 29. Art Institute of Chicago Teen Programs Art Institute Teens @AICteens ArtInstituteTeens #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 30. Post-Mortem • Can combining youth programs with educational products disrupt existing museum practices? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 31. MAM-DISRUPT THIS! #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 32. Post-Mortem • How do we align goals of youth programs with goals of product development cycles? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 33. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 34. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 35. AMNH AMNH –PRODUCT CYCLE #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 36. Post-Mortem • What are your strategies for gauging impact of teen programs on participants and your institution – and wider society? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 37. MAM: Impact by the numbers 50-80 teens annually reached through programs 84% of students showed increase in reflective ability 47 videos (and growing) on YouTube with 855+ views 30 posts on the MAM blog, blog.mam.org Hundreds of thousands of media impressions through mural on city bus #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 38. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 39. Post-Mortem • How can (and should we) turn educational mission into educational product development? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 41. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 42. #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 43. Post-Mortem • Can we incorporate a reflective approach to inform best practice and evaluation methods? #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 44. MAM-TEENS INTERVIEW ARTIST HANK WILLIS THOMAS #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 45. MAM- EVAN ON JULES BASTIEN-LEPAGE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ysGq21Ee-xs #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 46. MAM-REFLECTION #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 47. Lessons Learned Let the teens be the face of their work Support don’t exploit Be transparent about ownership and decision making Ask teens and follow through Practice what you preach Do it like it’s real...because it is Take risks – clean up later #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
- 48. Thank you! Barry Joseph, #TeamAMNH @MMMmooshme Chelsea Emelie Kelly #TeamMAM @MAM_Chelsea Hillary Cook #TeamAIC @hillarym Sofie Andersen @sofieny @antenna_lab #MW2015 #MWteens @antenna_lab @MMMooshme @MAM_Chelsea @hillarym
Editor's Notes
- Before you spent the past 3 days in conference rooms, with too much coffee and way too much singing in front of people you’ve barely met… There were four intrepid educators, developers and digital folks who dreamed up a new and exciting way to talk about what they do – working with teens to create create museum experiences with them and for them.
- Barry Joseph, Associate Director for Digital Leanring @MMMooshme (because @mooshme was taken!) Chelsea Emelie Kelly, Manager of Digital Learning, Milwaukee Art Museum Hillary Cook, Assistant Director of Youth Programs, Art Institute of Chicago @hillarym ADD TEAM SELFIE? Before you spent the past 3 days in conference rooms, with too much coffee and way too much singing in front of people you’ve barely met… There were four intrepid educators, developers and digital folks who dreamed up a new and exciting way to talk about what they do – working with teens to create create museum experiences with them and for them.
- Many of us will recognise this creative cycle – either as designers or as program directors– coming up with the concept/brief, commissioning the work or program development from a designer or educator, and passing it to the end user/visitor who ‘pays’ or transacts in the sense of being at the museum & participating. http://opendesignnow.org/index.php/article/creation-co-user-participation-in-design-pieter-jan-stappers-co/
- Many of us now are engaging more and more in a new way of working. It’s bringing in our audiences – our customers- as co-creators in the process of creating our programs & our products, that is whether we mean tangible products that are sold or experiences, or more broadly the strategies which ARE are products, the overall experiences that our visitors have. And in the case of this panel, we’re talking about teens.
- So what are we trying to do? Cross-pollinate Product Life Cycle & Co-creation Process What does this mean? Well, on the left shows the museum’s lose system of encounters defined by Jay Rounds. I Important moment in moment of teen lives – self definition, choices Rounds - http://museumquestions.com/2015/04/06/can-we-control-what-students-learn-on-museum-visits/ teen cycles Teens part of museum conversations – but what and how do they contribute? What is the value to museums? What about authenticity – of their voices and the end product? What is the measurement of success? Co crestors in the educational products Add about the important of digital media learning Teens are engaging with social media but don’t understand the dynamics and structures… museums know how to ask hard questions, challenge & question interpretations. That honed skill...youth needs to develop. Danah Boyd, Author of ‘Its Complicated”, quoted in Digital Preservation Blog, 2014
- Elevator Pitch(fork) or Death Battle Interlude Post-mortem and Q&A Set up that we have to look for the best examples of programs where teens can really be active participants in the not just creating content, but determining the strategy for what content gets created/
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- “The experiences that I have had at AIC have had a tremendous impact on me. I have been exposed to individuals who encourage me both academically and artistically. I have learned how to prioritize, express myself in various artistic media, and learn more about myself and the world around me. Before my involvement with the museum, I thought of AIC as a field trip destination. Now that I have become more acquainted with the institution, I see it as a haven for artistic expression and personal development. People believe in me and they provide me with the resources I need to transform my thoughts into reality. I don't know what my future holds, but I do know that I will always feel a special connection with the museum and the people who I have met. My experiences at the AIC have been invaluable to me and I hope to be able to continue to contribute to the museum once I graduate. There will be tears.” “The experiences that I have had at AIC have had a tremendous impact on me. I have been exposed to individuals who encourage me both academically and artistically. I have learned how to prioritize, express myself in various artistic media, and learn more about myself and the world around me. Before my involvement with the museum, I thought of AIC as a field trip destination. Now that I have become more acquainted with the institution, I see it as a haven for artistic expression and personal development. People believe in me and they provide me with the resources I need to transform my thoughts into reality. I don't know what my future holds, but I do know that I will always feel a special connection with the museum and the people who I have met. My experiences at the AIC have been invaluable to me and I hope to be able to continue to contribute to the museum once I graduate. There will be tears.” -Neftaly Lara Teen Lab participant and intern
- WHAT ARE THE POINTS?
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- Q3 – Impact and evaluation
- Q4 – Mission to Product
- Q5- Reflective Approach
- Barry Joseph, Associate Director for Digital Leanring @MMMooshme (because @mooshme was taken!) Chelsea Emelie Kelly, Manager of Digital Learning, Milwaukee Art Museum Hillary Cook, Assistant Director of Youth Programs, Art Institute of Chicago @hillarym