Experimenting in LabX: A Case Study with the National Academy of Sciences
For this case study we really went full mad-scientist and got to experiment with LabX and the National Academy of Sciences.
read nowWe’ve traveled to museums around the world to help them problem solve and implement our strategies for successful engagement. Our case studies detail our work with these institutions. Why did they call us? What did we do for them? And, mostly important, did our methods work?
For this case study we really went full mad-scientist and got to experiment with LabX and the National Academy of Sciences.
read nowStrategic planning – it may sound like a corporate buzzword phrase, but more and more museums are adapting the process to meet their goals.
read nowWarning: This case study includes donuts, cats, and possibly Egypt’s first body positive pharaoh.
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read nowJust outside of Chicago, you can visit a stunning 1,700 acres of public gardens, hiking trails, and even a herbarium. The Morton Arboretum offers an extensive nature-entered education program for visitors of all ages, a library and tree research center, and a slew of events. The only downside?
read nowHow often does your museum’s entire staff get together in person? Some museums bring their staffs together infrequently, or only for major projects or meetings. This is understandable, even though it’s not ideal, given that cultural institutions often have many moving parts working independently to support the larger whole. That being said, it’s all too […]
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