Page last modified 17:12, 3 Oct 2008 by Nina
Welcome to the Museum 2.0 Living Archive! > How Do I... > How does community co-design work?
How does community co-design work?
Table of contents
No headersCommunity "co-design" means working with audiences to conceptualize, develop, and create museum exhibitions and programs.
Here are some examples of co-design projects:
- The Tech Virtual Test Zone, an exhibition at The Tech Museum of Innovation in which online visitors developed interactive exhibits which were then built at the museum
- MN150, an exhibition at the Minnesota History Center based on visitor nominated-content
- Click!, an exhibition at the Brooklyn Museum based on an open call and subsequent "crowd curation" of photographs
- Black Hole Summer Institute, in which teens at the Chabot Space & Science Center developed media pieces for the online component of an upcoming Smithsonian exhibition on black holes
- The Living Library, an international program in which strangers talk to each other about prejudice in a mediated environment
- Tag page
-
- What links here
Images 0
Viewing 10 of 10 comments: view all
#1
Sue Davies? says:
There are some interesting things going on in some of the smaller museums in the UK, for instance;
* Student exhibitions at Aberdeen University's Museum - Undergraduates used the collections to create an exhibition about science in Victorian Literature "From Frankenstein to Einstein"
* Manchester Museum's redisplay of Lindow Man - worked with community groups to interpret the display of this "bog body"
* Stockwood Discovery Centre in Luton - impressive community involvement in their recent re-display of argricultural, archaeological and transport collections.
Posted 10:38, 9 Feb 2009
#2
Nina says:
Sue, do you have links to or reports on any of these projects? I'd love to learn more!
Posted 00:53, 3 Mar 2009
#3
dontcry says:
I recently came across your blog and have been reading along. I thought I would leave my first comment. I don't know what to say except that I have enjoyed reading. Nice blog. I will keep visiting this blog very often. club penguin cheats
Posted 07:58, 27 Jan 2010
#4
christmassms says:
The post is written in very a good manner and it entails many useful information for me. I am happy to find your distinguished way of writing the post. Now you make it easy for me to understand and implement the concept. Thank you for the post. Morning Wishes
Posted 00:24, 30 Jan 2010
#5
JamesPaul says:
Co-design' oan work well, but let's not push it too far.
The thorny issue of 'co-design' raised its head again last week at a debate hosted in London by the Audi Design Foundation. Is it good to involve 'lay' people in design - beyond a preliminary consultation - or does it undermine the position of the designer? And does innovation suffer if users are involved - designers are, after all, supposed to be visionaries who see beyond the obvious?Thank you.
fixed annuity
edited 10:41, 4 Feb 2010
Posted 10:40, 4 Feb 2010
#6
MichealRoy says:
Community Works Design Group draws from the knowledge of over twenty years of broad, regional experience with a variety of public and private projects including community and regional parks, recreation facilities, streetscape programs, planned community developments, model homes, and commercial and institutional developments.
Thank you for your information.
Beta Alanine Pro
Posted 06:37, 6 Feb 2010
#7
MBollinger says:
Now you make it easy for me to understand and implement the concept. Thank you for the post. business administration degree | bachelors degree | information technology degree
Posted 11:50, 6 Feb 2010
#8
MBollinger says:
Thanks for sharing...hospitality management degree | occupational safety degree
Posted 11:50, 6 Feb 2010
#9
RosaRoy says:
Along with transfer students, the community college system provides essential training required to fuel expanding economic opportunities within the technology-intensive health care and information management industries.Thanks
Fantasia Barrino
Posted 02:36, 7 Feb 2010
#10
Cathy says:
Despite a changing role, parking remains an essential component of area community colleges. Increasingly, to continue to provide convenient and safe parking, colleges are looking toward structured parking facilities.Thanks
Presentation Skills
Posted 04:06, 9 Feb 2010
Viewing 10 of 10 comments: view all
You must login to post a comment.