Presenting Current Science and Research: A New Model for Exhibit Making
Presenting Current Science and Research: A New Model for Exhibit Making
批准号:
0337389
负责人:
Liza Pryor
金额:
$0.0万
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Continuing Grant
财政年份:
2004
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2004-04-01 至 2011-03-31
中文摘要
明尼苏达科学博物馆 (SMM) 将在整个博物馆范围内开展一项举措,在其核心展品中分发有关新科学和研究的展品和项目。智力价值。该项目的目标是为参观者重新定义科学,将其视为充满活力的人类事业,充满发现并与他们的生活相关,并将 SMM 定位为复杂科学和科学问题的资源。 该项目包括当前科学中心(500 平方英尺)以及分布在现有画廊(密西西比河、人体、实验)之间的三个当前科学区(250-300 平方英尺)。 标准化格式(例如新闻广播脚本、测验问题、多媒体信息亭、公告/涂鸦板)将提供框架,简化不断更新内容的需求并提高快速响应的能力。影响更广泛。目标受众是每年 850,000 名参观者中的家庭、学校团体、教师、青少年和终身学习者;青年科学中心的参与将吸引服务不足的观众。 项目合作者包括研究人员(明尼苏达大学、奥格斯堡学院、Gentra Systems、3M 和喷气推进实验室)以及媒体(《今日物理学》、电视和广播)。 科学博物馆领域将受益于通过该项目获得的经验。
英文摘要
The Science Museum of Minnesota (SMM) will carry out a museum-wide initiative to distribute exhibits and programs about new science and research among its core exhibits. INTELLECTUAL MERIT.The project goal is to redefine science for visitors as a dynamic human endeavor that is rich in discovery and relevant to their lives, as well as to position SMM as a resource for complex science and science issues. The project includes Current Science Central (500 sq ft) plus three Current Science Zones (250-300 sq ft) distributed among existing galleries (Mississippi River, Human Body, Experiment). Standardized formats (e.g., newscast scripts, quiz questions, multimedia kiosks, bulletin/graffiti boards) will provide frameworks that simplify the constant need for updating content and increase the ability to respond quickly.BROADER IMPACT. Target audiences are families, school groups, teachers, teens and lifelong learners from among the 850,000 annual visitors; involvement of the Youth Science Center will engage underserved audiences. Project collaborators are researchers (University of Minnesota, Augsburg College, Gentra Systems, 3M and JPL), as well as media (Physics Today, television and radio). The science museum field will benefit from the experience gained through this project.
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Developing innovative techniques for using museum-based theater and gaming to support visitor understanding of complex systems
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批准号:1713316
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项目类别:Continuing Grant
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资助金额:$199.96万
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财政年份:2017
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负责人:Liza Pryor
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