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ASTC list members might be interested in participating in the survey
mentioned below.
Cheers
Michael
Powerhouse Museum, Sydney
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Kelly
Sent: Friday, 25 November 2005 1:27 PM
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Cc: Susan Tonkin; Susan Groundwater-Smith; Des Griffin; Tim Sullivan;
Kimberley Pressick-Kilborn; Janette Griffin
Subject: [can-talk] What are your views about museum learning?
Apologies for cross-postings
The MARVEL project (Museums Actively Researching Visitor Experiences and
Learning) is exploring the ways museums manage the development of their
exhibition programs and the views of staff about learning and education.
These will be matched against the learning outcomes for visitors,
specifically adolescents. This innovative study is being conducted by a
team of Australian researchers led by Dr Janette Griffin, University of
Technology, Sydney; with partners Australian Museum, Sydney; Museum
Victoria, Melbourne; Sovereign Hill Museums Association, Ballarat; and
the National Museum of Australia, Canberra.
We are seeking a broad range of museum professionals from all over the
world to participate in our online survey to gather views about
learning, visitor experiences and exhibition processes across a wide
variety of organisations and countries. We would be delighted if you
would complete the survey at this link Survey
<http://www.abovethesand.com/s/quest_run.php?i__i=jfECl9> . Your
response will be completely anonymous. Results will be reported in mid
2006 and will be made widely available, with preliminary results to be
presented at the 2006 AAM conference, Boston.
This message has been sent on behalf of the MARVEL team by
Lynda Kelly
Head, Audience Research Centre
Australian Museum, Sydney
Phone: +612 9320 6413
Mobile: 0419 997 609
Website: http://www.amonline.net.au/amarc/
The Australian Museum.
Australia's first - and leading - natural sciences and anthropology
museum. Visit www.amonline.net.au
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