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MuseumNext 2022: Twelve (or so) Ways of Looking at Gaming in Museums

This presentation will explore the horizons of games in museums to encourage their adoption into regular programs, products, and operations. It will solve for the equation Museums + Games = ? across a variety of lenses: accessibility; diversity, equity, and inclusion; digitization; intellectual property and licensing; the metaverse; partnerships; youth making games, staff making games; visitors playing games; producing games for the general public; eSports; educational games; games in exhibits, and more. This pair of presenters have together over a quarter-century of experience bringing digital experience design, including games, to two of the largest museums in the world: NYC’s Metropolitan Museum of Art and The American Museum of History Museum.

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MuseumNext Talk 2022: Failing Forward: 10 favorite Museum game Fails and what we learned from them

This is the video Kellian led that the four of us produced for the 2022 MuseumNext online conference on games and museums. From the catalog description: We’d like people to be able to learn from game design mistakes like we did and be able to see the red flags when they’re designing their own games. Game design is always an iterative process and we can all learn so much from the unsuccessful games that came before us!! We’d especially like people to identify elements in games that they suspect might not work… and to confirm that they didn’t. The points of failure are sometimes surprising (for instance, it’s very seldom art and very seldom content!) But there are also some surprising places where failed games were successful!

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MCN 2017 - Making a Dino Dance: Integrating a user-centered design process into a natural history museum. Barry Joseph

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This episode of Object Oriented is about what new digital learning initiatives we’ve been working on at our respective institutions.

This podcast is hosted by Rik Panganiban (Senior Manager of Digital Learning at the California Academy of Sciences), Barry Joseph (Associate Director of Digital Learning at the American Museum of Natural History), and Eve Gaus, (Digital Learning Manager at The Field Museum), .

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Co-Designing Museums of the Future Games for Change Can games and play create the motivation and mind-set for informal science learning? Come learn how the American Museum of Natural History is exploring games-based learning and hear from NYC teens helping them develop the museum-engagement mechanisms of the future.

Speaker: Barry Joseph (Associate Director of Digital Learning, American Museum of Natural History)

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Object Oriented – Episode 4 – MWXX Recap

This episode of Object Oriented recaps our experiences at the Museums and the Web (MWXX) conference. It includes short reflections what we did at the conference, who we met with and what we’re thinking about.

This podcast is hosted by Eve Gaus, (Digital Learning Manager at The Field Museum), Rik Panganiban (Senior Manager of Digital Learning at the California Academy of Sciences), and Barry Joseph (Associate Director of Digital Learning at the American Museum of Natural History)

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This episode of Object Oriented explores the idea of making in museums, science, and teen programs. It includes short interviews with Lisa Brahms of the Children’s Museum of Pittsburgh, David Wells of the New York Hall of Science and AJ Almaguer, most recently of the Lawrence Hall of Science.

This podcast is hosted by Eve Gaus, (Digital Learning Manager at The Field Museum), Rik Panganiban (Senior Manager of Digital Learning at the California Academy of Sciences), and Barry Joseph (Associate Director of Digital Learning at the American Museum of Natural History).