Cultivating Futures Thinking in Museums provides examples of the active and diverse roles that museums are taking to expand futures thinking in communities, including developing capabilities to envision and enact more prosperous, equitable and sustainable futures.
Cultivating Futures Thinking in Museums provides examples of the active and diverse roles that museums are taking to expand futures thinking in communities, including developing capabilities to envision and enact more prosperous, equitable and sustainable futures.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Kristin Alford is the inaugural Director of MOD. at the University of South Australia.
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Dedication; Contributing authors; Contributing museums; Acknowledgements; List of acronyms and abbreviations; SECTION I: CONTEXT AND OPPORTUNITY - 1.1 Building community capabilities in futures thinking; 1.2 Reviewing approaches to community futures; 1.3 Museums as conduits for community futures literacy; SECTION II: CASE STUDIES OF FUTURES IN MUSEUMS - 2.1 Introduction to case studies of futures in museums; Approach 1: Tools and methods to enable future thinking 2.2 Designing with the brain in mind: Implementing neuroscience-based design principles; 2.2 Exploring Futurium's Futures Boxes: A tool for promoting Futures Literacies among students; 2.4 Touring the Future of Mobility: How Futures Literacy can shape a museum experience; 2.5 Feeling uncertain: Immersion and interactivity in future-facing museum exhibits; Approach 2: Participatory futures informing museum design practice: 2.6 Planning for The Ubuntu Lab: Building capacity of people to better understand people; 2.7 Interview: District Six museum - Remembering the past to create the future at District Six Museum; 2.8 SUR-FIcciones: Science fiction as a methodology for possible futures in the Global South; 2.9 Futures forged by children: Fostering STEM identity at The DoSeum; 2.10 Designing MOD. to enable young people to think about futures; Approach 3: Anticipating futures by exploring and responding to drivers of change: 2.11 Engaging with futures at the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro; 2.12 Designing the Exhibition at Futurium: Translating futures thinking into an exhibition context; 2.13 Interview: The Mind Museum - Community engagement to imagine futures at The Mind Museum; 2.14 Climate, sustainability, and resilience in action: A case study from the Anchorage Museum; 2.15 Someday, all this: The Climate Museum Pop-Up in Manhattan; 2.16 Interview: Museo Interactivo de Economia - Futuresorientation for improved decision-making with MIDE; 2.17 How to make visions of the future accessible? The Deutsches Museum Nuremberg; Approach 4: Imagining immersive experiences of futures: 2.18 Future narratives in screen culture; 2.19 Journey of the Pioneers at Museum of the Future in Dubai; 2.20 Plausible immersive futures with Seven Siblings in Finland, Southern Australia, and Arizona; 2.21 Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of the Imagination by the Science Museum in London; 2.22 Experiential futures as a bridge to foresight practice at ArtScience Museum; SECTION III: FUTURES FOR FUTURES-ORIENTED MUSEUMS; 3.1 Developing the emerging field of future-oriented museums; Glossary; Index.
Dedication; Contributing authors; Contributing museums; Acknowledgements; List of acronyms and abbreviations; SECTION I: CONTEXT AND OPPORTUNITY - 1.1 Building community capabilities in futures thinking; 1.2 Reviewing approaches to community futures; 1.3 Museums as conduits for community futures literacy; SECTION II: CASE STUDIES OF FUTURES IN MUSEUMS - 2.1 Introduction to case studies of futures in museums; Approach 1: Tools and methods to enable future thinking 2.2 Designing with the brain in mind: Implementing neuroscience-based design principles; 2.2 Exploring Futurium's Futures Boxes: A tool for promoting Futures Literacies among students; 2.4 Touring the Future of Mobility: How Futures Literacy can shape a museum experience; 2.5 Feeling uncertain: Immersion and interactivity in future-facing museum exhibits; Approach 2: Participatory futures informing museum design practice: 2.6 Planning for The Ubuntu Lab: Building capacity of people to better understand people; 2.7 Interview: District Six museum - Remembering the past to create the future at District Six Museum; 2.8 SUR-FIcciones: Science fiction as a methodology for possible futures in the Global South; 2.9 Futures forged by children: Fostering STEM identity at The DoSeum; 2.10 Designing MOD. to enable young people to think about futures; Approach 3: Anticipating futures by exploring and responding to drivers of change: 2.11 Engaging with futures at the Museum of Tomorrow in Rio de Janeiro; 2.12 Designing the Exhibition at Futurium: Translating futures thinking into an exhibition context; 2.13 Interview: The Mind Museum - Community engagement to imagine futures at The Mind Museum; 2.14 Climate, sustainability, and resilience in action: A case study from the Anchorage Museum; 2.15 Someday, all this: The Climate Museum Pop-Up in Manhattan; 2.16 Interview: Museo Interactivo de Economia - Futuresorientation for improved decision-making with MIDE; 2.17 How to make visions of the future accessible? The Deutsches Museum Nuremberg; Approach 4: Imagining immersive experiences of futures: 2.18 Future narratives in screen culture; 2.19 Journey of the Pioneers at Museum of the Future in Dubai; 2.20 Plausible immersive futures with Seven Siblings in Finland, Southern Australia, and Arizona; 2.21 Science Fiction: Voyage to the Edge of the Imagination by the Science Museum in London; 2.22 Experiential futures as a bridge to foresight practice at ArtScience Museum; SECTION III: FUTURES FOR FUTURES-ORIENTED MUSEUMS; 3.1 Developing the emerging field of future-oriented museums; Glossary; Index.
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