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Public Archaeology and Museums in Japan

This paper outlines the types of public archeology activities undertaken at museums in Japan and discusses the nature of interaction between the public and the profession.

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Learning Communities as Inclusive Professional Development for Zoo Educators

A learning community component of a professional development program for educators in a United States zoo is researched in order to examine the group’s mediated pathway towards objectives.

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Representation and Reality in Museum Building: A Case Study of the El Paso Museum of History

An examination and analysis of the missed opportunities to be inclusive.

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Museums, Immigrants, and the Inversion of Xenophobia; or, the Inclusive Museum in the Exclusive Society

Worldwide migration challenges museums to promote inclusiveness in times of heightened xenophobia. The reaction against immigrants demands participatory community museums, safe yet dynamic spaces for cultures to mix and interact.

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Including Immigrants: How Art Museums Can Bring Together Old and New Americans

Explores the potential of art museums to bring together immigrants and university students to build mutual understanding, mutual respect, and language skills through collaborative experiences with works of art.

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The Kreeger Museum’s Hear Art, See Music Program: Providing Universal Access to Museum Learning

Hear Art, See Music was designed to enhance cognitive skills in students with learning disabilities through the use of visual arts and music in the museum setting.

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Dwelling, Display and Vernacular Practice in the Personal Museum: Study and Play in Eisinga’s Planetarium, Hille van Dieren’s Wrakken Museum and Sir John Soane’s Museum

Personal Museums, including Sir John Soane's Museum (London), Eise Eisinga’s Planetarium (Holland) and Hille van Dieren’s Wrakken Museum (Holland), provide a model of vernacular and engaged museum practice.

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Providing Evidence and Stories: On the Role of Museums in Literature

A comparative reading of the role of museums in literature to highlight expectations associated with museums today and the place they hold in society.

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This Is Not a Museum: The Guggenheim Musuem Bilbao

My virtual presentation provides an analysis of the confluence of particular events and the phenomenon of the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao.

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Museums Opening Up to Communities Using Web 2.0: Promise or Reality?

This paper will discuss how the model of museum communication is changing and will also analyze a number of important issues raised by the use of technological tools.

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