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Karen Wade

Center for the Future of Museums: Futurist Friday: The Internet of Infants - 0 views

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    While Millennial and Boomer parents may be or have been equally protective of your little ones, the monitoring technology certainly is changing.
Karen Wade

One man's uphill fight to stem childhood obesity - LA Times - 0 views

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    How are we going to deal with the serious, long-term problems of childhood obesity if the funding keeps drying up?
Ruth Cuadra

JAJA Designs "Park 'N' Play" Parking Garage in Copenhagen - 0 views

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    Third spaces can be developed anywhere as this parking lot that incorporates green facades and a rooftop playground shows us.
Lisa Eriksen

Causes Count - CalNonprofits - 0 views

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    Have not read the full report, but there is a nice video and good info graphics that look at the current situation of NPs in our state
Ruth Cuadra

Follow that robot: the hi-tech tour guides taking over Tate Britain at night | Art and ... - 0 views

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    Using robots to open the doors of museums are night...is this a gimmick or the future for all of us?
Ruth Cuadra

Announcing BONUS FALL FORESIGHT CERTIFICATE COURSE - 0 views

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    I'd need a year's notice, but this is something I would love do to.
Ruth Cuadra

Generation Nice - 1 views

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    Are millenials really as narcissistic as they are often characterized? Pew study finds them complex, introspective, entrepreneurial, health-conscious, and nice.
Garry Golden

What is engagement, and when is it meaningful? | Museum Questions - 0 views

  • Garry Golden commented, “There is always risk of being seen as trendy or just buzz– but ‘engagement’ is a huge concept being explored today by people across the learning world…. I think engagement is a concept worth exploring.” And blogger Gretchen Jennings responded, in a post on her Museum Commons blog,  that she has and continues to “[urge] museum educators to focus less on formal education materials and methods and more on interpretive planning in exhibitions and visitor engagement in the museum, both on site and online. So I have decided to explore engagement in more depth. What is it, anyway? What would it mean for the-profession-formerly-known-as-museum- education to facilitate visitor engagement?
Karen Wade

Adult females oust teenage boys as largest gaming demographic | The Rundown | PBS NewsHour - 0 views

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    Well, I must fess up that I'm one of those adult females pushing out those teenage boys. And, like the study, I only play on my iPhone and iPad. What does that say about our world today I wonder. ? Should we develop more humnities-oriented games for folks like me, or should I just decide to "get a life" and get off-line? Thoughs
Karen Wade

Recent Video | PBS NewsHour | PBS - 0 views

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    Yes, we need to "woo" all our visitors, but is this really the way to "woo" millennials? I doubt if this approach would impress many of my millennial friends (and I have a bunch of 20-somethings who are good friends).
Ruth Cuadra

Will New Museums and Parks Fight Chicago Crime? - 0 views

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    How much should cities balance infrastructure development with spending to lure new cultural institutions to their cities?
Lisa Eriksen

3 Things That Turned This Photograph Into a Ferguson Icon | Fast Company | Business + I... - 0 views

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    "More of the news we are likely to consume today is visually driven," he says. "A lot of knowledge is non-verbal." How do we use powerful images to convey knowledge and feeling, not just illustrate?
Ruth Cuadra

Pavegen - 0 views

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    Using pavement squares designed to replace concrete paving slabs, Pavegen squares generate energy as people walk across them. Light a building? Power an exhibition?
Ruth Cuadra

S.F.'s uncommon areas: Plazas created from scraps of urban land - 1 views

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    I love this quote with "city" replaced by "museum": Yet the aspirations of a [museum] can also be measured in smaller scraps of land - the remnant spaces that often are blighted or ignored, but with imaginative design and care have the potential to be destinations.
Ruth Cuadra

Millennials read more books than their elders, Pew study finds - 0 views

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    Among younger Americans who did read at least one book, the median or typical number read in the past year was 10, but they seems to value libraries less than older adults.
Ruth Cuadra

Inventing the possible space | The Miami Times | Serving South Florida's African Americ... - 0 views

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    Referring to an exhibition called "Third Space: Inventing the Possible" set to open at North Miami's Museum of Contemporary Art, Director M'Bow said, "The Third Space is how people in hard times create a space that is no longer bounded by limitations."
Ruth Cuadra

Has the Ice Bucket Challenge Spawned Charity Jacking? - 0 views

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    Excellent summary of this year's Ice Bucket challenge and some questions about the future impact of such fundraising tactics. Most interesting: Will the success of the ice bucket challenge create a culture of giving that is not strategic and not directed to where the greatest needs are?
Ruth Cuadra

How A Grown-Up Field Trip To A Museum Can Improve Your Work (And Life) | Fast Company |... - 1 views

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    Museums improve well-being similar to playing a sport! That's it...from now on I can answer all sport/exercise-related questions with "I go to museums!"
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