Museums and communities
Museums and Communities: Is this Relationship an Object of Desire?
... training and guidance for museums and their staff it also develops its activities in fostering a more profound liaison with the museums local communities and most direct ...
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Intellectual property, traditional communities and intangible heritage in museums of science and technology
... "uses and customs without value for marketing", because the essence of preservation would be more important than its commoditization, have fallen apart in recent decades due to discussions promoting ...
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Ethnographic Museums and essentialist representations of Galician identity
... Araujo and Oliveira Bruno 1995; Alonso Fernández 1999), characterized by the recreation and reinvention of a community and its symbolic boundaries (Cohen 1985) in regard to other rival ...promoters ...
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Edutainment technologies in museums : aligning social impact and financial sustainability
... of museums creates a remarkable value for the society, which goes beyond the direct benefits of accessibility and enjoyment of the cultural heritage (Jacobsen, ...needs and generally cope as members ...
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Communicating context: Libraries, archives, and museums in a connected world
... by and among machines, but this is done in institutional settings, behind silos that most often do not converge, nor are interoperable (Zorich, Waibel, & Erway, 2008; Berners-Lee, ...fact communities ...
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Education and science museums. Reflections in Italy and on Italy
... on museums and science centres, and about half of them were by authors working in Italy and addressing the educational role played by ...separate communities (of journalists, museum ...
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Connecting Museums: a case study in leadership, innovation and education in university science museums leading internationalisation projects
... engagement and retention of student interest from early years at school through to higher education, and corresponds to the three important pillars usually present in the reference framework of ...
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Geoparks as art museums for geotourists
... understand and apply an evolving body of international and national laws and regulations on the rights of indigenous peoples and local ...Social and Cultural Rights, which was adopted ...
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Creative Industry, Museums: the mediation of Cultural Heritage
... institutions and their programmes resulting from government policies around museums and social inclusion (Gray, ...2008). Museums and galleries have historically tended to exclude ...
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Museums and Community: Concepts, Experiences, and Sustainability in Europe, Latin America and the Caribbean
... ages and sexes, from different geographical, socio-economic, ethnic, cultural and religious backgrounds from museum communities in Costa Rica, Scotland, and ...group and their leaders ...
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Open Day Events Developing Audiences In Art Museums
... of museums (McLean, 1995), becoming integrated in their communities, evolving toward social inclusion and availability (DiMaggio & Useem, 1978; Hayes & Slater, 2002; Hooper-Greenhill, 2004; ...
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museums memories
... aggressiveness and its gesture of violence towards the past is, as I see it, an important step; but maybe the biggest challenge is to recognize that these institutions create and welcome what is human, ...
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Uncovering Hidden Stories in Museums: A Path Toward Visibility, Diversity and Inclusion
... for museums social role can also be included the banner of cultu- ral diversity and inclusion, reinforcing museums as spaces of representation of different identities and multiple views about ...
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The role of science centres and museums in the dialogue between science and society
... centres and museums (ASTC, mainly US-centered, and ECSITE, mainly European) gathered all studies analysing the impact of science centres and museums on their local communities 1 ...
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How museums, teacher educators, and schools, innovate and collaborate to learn and teach geosciences to everyone
... based-teaching and quaitative research project in summer 1, (2) the museum Science investigations by students during the first academic semestre, and (3) the field and laboratory practicum with ...
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GRASP AND TABU SEARCH FOR REDESIGNING WEB COMMUNITIES
... structures and highly unbalanced compositions, as illustrated by the difference of centrality and connectivity as to their ...web communities to reduce these initial disequilibria so as to ...
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Making museums attractions to tourists: serious leisure, meaningfulness and emotions as drivers to engagement
... enriching and informative experience, visi- tors can enhance their knowledge of the museum by gathering information from various sources like family and friends, visitor information, mass me- dia and ...
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Interdisciplinaridade nos museus de ciências / Interdisciplinarity in science museums
... Nesse sentido, é possível perceber a interdisciplinaridade em diferentes ambientes, para além dos muros da escola, da educação formal, como por exemplo, em museus, jardins, nas cid[r] ...
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Modern Architecture in the (re)Making of History. Schools and Museums in Greece
... begin and end with the work of a single person. Architects and artists should not invent ephemeral forms, rather should they reinterpret the perfect forms of tradition in line with current needs and ...
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Cultural Policy and Politics of Culture: communities and society
... Internet and wireless technologies, and the increasing adoption of the Web as a platform for the publication of information, requires new strategies for heritage living and ...visits, and a ...
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