Museum Case Studies

Many of today’s visitors want a more participatory experience, where they feel invested in the stories and spaces of the museum.

Here’s how we helped the team at the Division of the Arts at the University of Wisconsin-Madison develop their brand new creative campus tour.

Zak and Julia head to Kansas to roll with Dole, bringing storytelling to libraries and archives.

We took a trip to the amazing Aga Khan in Toronto to share our storytelling strategies.

For this case study we really went full mad-scientist and got to experiment with LabX and the National Academy of Sciences.

Strategic planning – it may sound like a corporate buzzword phrase, but more and more museums are adapting the process to meet their goals.

Warning: This case study includes donuts, cats, and possibly Egypt’s first body positive pharaoh.

Guides Kate and Julian traveled to Wisconsin to help out a group of History Museums and teach them how to upgrade their storytelling techniques.

We brought some new tools to NYC Parks, so the team could play around with new techniques to engage with their visitors.

We created a custom curriculum, #HackYourPark, for the National Park Service to create a framework for staff to design their own tours.