Hi, sorry for being late. I’m from Chile and work in visito’s studies/evaluations. Thank you for the opportunity!

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Apologies for the slow reply - we had an unexpected fire drill.

Glad you’re back, Abigail—what a way to start the day!

for both: when you started to make the questions, you used primarily your script/narrative or other observations that you had about visitors¿? because sometimes it seems better to use your main script and your vision/mision, so you make questions related to that. But others, you have some questions related to your previous observations

and sometimes mission and observation doesn’t match at all, they produces different intrigues about the visitors experiences

I have a semi-question related to Linda’s: Gege mentioned a need to shift internal culture and practices to go from a closed cultural center to a public museum. Can you say a bit more about what those shifts were, and how they were met?

https://www.plusacumen.org/courses

semi-related* question, oops

https://www.fords.org/blog/tag/prototyping/

Sarah, thank you for sharing this in the museum website! is super useful for other museum colleagues <3

Research centre for museums and galleries – from University of Leicester – I think they do summer short courses on the topic.

I sometimes use David Silverman’s “Qualitative Research” book – but it is not comprehensive

https://www.ucl.ac.uk/culture/sites/culture/files/ucl_museum_wellbeing_measures_toolkit_sept2013.pdf

– I believe that the GLOs – General learning Outcomes – from “Inspiring Learning for All” – UK – has interesting parameters for evaluating learning in the museum

I have a question for sarah. who did the visitors observation in the museum?

I can recommend some materials, but they are in spanish. From ENCRyM, in Mexico: they have this series of 4 volumes of visitor’s research https://www.encrym.edu.mx/Uploads/Publicaciones/PDF-68123.pdf

thanks everyone for a great webinar! It was very useful!

sjencks@fords.org or @sarahjencks

Thank you!

Thank you all so much!

Thanks!!

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