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Theme One Virtual Presentations: Thirteenth International Conference on The Inclusive Museum
THEME ONE: Visitors
Using Creative Writing to Promote Inclusivity in Art Museums
- Rachel Carney, PhD Student, School of English, Communication and Philosophy, Cardiff University
Towards an Inclusive Museum for Visually Impaired Visitors: Accessing Colors through Touch
- Berube Patricia, PhD Student, Institute for Comparative Studies in Literature, Arts, and Culture, Carleton University, Canada
Developing Practices to Support Bilingual Experiences at the Museum: Language as Access and Inclusion
- Giannella Ysasi Tavano, Woman's Board Fellow, Learning and Public Engagement, Art Institute of Chicago, Illinois, United States
The Experience of People with Visual Disabilities: Accessibility and Inclusion in the Museu da Geodiversidade and Casa da Descoberta
- Mariana Fernandes, Student, Master, Fundação Oswaldo Cruz, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Jessica Norberto Rocha, Researcher, Cecierj Foundation, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
The Symbol and Its Stories: Transforming the National Symbol Stiklestad Into an Inclusive Museum
- Insa Müller, Associate Professor, NTNU, Norway
- Heidi Anett Beistad, Chief Curator and Head of History, Stiklestad National Culture Centre, Norway
From Stranger to Partner: People and Museums
- Zahava Doering, Senior Social Scientist, Thinc Design, New York, United States
The Impact of Facilitated Outreach for the Portable and Interactive Singapore Art Museum Touch Collection on Audiences with Disabilities
- Sharon Chen, Senior Manager, Education & Programmes, Singapore Art Museum, Central Singapore, Singapore
- Dee Chia, Head, Education and Public Programmes, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
- Chee Sean Tan, Senior Manager, Education & Programmes, Singapore Art Museum, Central Singapore, Singapore
The Imperative of Building Museum-school Partnerships with Preschools and Primary Schools
- Gabrielle Lee, Assistant Manager, Programmes (Education), Singapore Art Museum
- Qing Hui Chua, Assistant Manager, Programmes (Education), Singapore Art Museum
The Economics of Admissions: An Empirical Research on the Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge and the Museum of Islamic Art, Doha
- Elena Terranova, PhD Candidate, Culture, Media, and Creative Industries, King's College London, United Kingdom
The Experience of Young Visitors in Traumatic Memorial Museums: A Visual Ethnography Study
- Hui Wen Lin, Associate Professor, Institute of Creative Industries Design, National Cheng Kung University, Taiwan, Taiwan
An Exploratory Study of the Impact of Kopi, Teh, and Contemporary Art Programme for Seniors
- Sharon Chen, Senior Manager, Education & Programmes, Singapore Art Museum, Central Singapore, Singapore
- Dee Chia, Head, Education and Public Programmes, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
- Michelle See, Senior Programmes Executive, Singapore Art Museum, Singapore
Out of Sight, Out of Mind: Accessibility for Hidden Disabilities in Museums and Heritage Sites
- Ashley Fisher, University of York, UK
Museums Age-Friendly Spaces: Audience and Reception Study with Visitors over Sixty in Brazil
- Meire Cachioni, Professor, Universidade de São Paulo
- Olga Susana Costa Coito Araujo, PhD student, UNICAMP, São Paulo, Brazil
Assessment of Metacognitive Skills in High School Students as a Result of Their Participation in an Educational Program for Nanosciences at a Research Center: The Transformation of a Research Center into a Science Museum
- Dimitra Giantsiou, Museum Educator, Education Department, NCSR Demokritos, Attiki, Greece
Visiting Museums from the Perspective of Visually Impaired Visitors: Experiences and Accessibility Resources in Portuguese Museums
- Roberto Vaz, Digital Media Doctoral Program, UT Austin | Portugal, University of Porto, Portugal
Participatory Museum Projects with Young People and Their Social Value
- Lana Domši, Senior Lecturer, Cultural Management, University of Applied Sciences Baltazar Zapreši
Museum without Walls: Access for All
- Xi Wang, Queen's University Belfast
With a Twinkle in the Eye: Crazy Ideas and Having Fun as a Part of Museum Edutainment
- Susanna Lahtinen, Curator, Exhibitions and Education, The Museum Centre of Turku, Länsi-Suomen lääni, Finland
- Bengt Selin, Curator, Exhibitions and Education, The Museum Centre of Turku, Länsi-Suomen lääni, Finland
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I have enjoyed watching these presentations, thank you! I was particularly interested in the importance of privacy that came up in Ashley Fisher's work, researching the experience of visitors with hidden disabilities, and Gianella's work on multilingualism has given me lots of ideas for my own project, where I'll be working with translators.
Thank you Rachel! I enjoyed your presentation too, will be taking lots of ideas as well.
Thanks ! I founded these presentations very interesting!