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Put Down the Clipboard:Visitor Feedback as Participatory Activity

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The events are informal, personal, and fun, but our feedback mechanism--onsite and post-event surveys--not so much. About fifty people participated in the booth out of a crowd of 320--a pretty good sample size. Our typical onsite and post-event survey would attract about 20 people to opt in. We got more feedback.

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Feelings and Participation

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In reflecting on the sample, I’ve made some broad reflections on museum workers and visitors. Today, I wanted to think about participatory elements, something so essential to this blog. The American Museum of Natural History had two wonderful moments happening this summer. Please help me get responses to my survey.

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Guest Post: Radical Collaboration - Tools for Partnering with Community Members

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The majority of our public programs at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History are created and produced through community collaborations. Survey your collaborators extensively to find out: ways to improve for next time, what they appreciated, how or if they benefited from the collaboration, and what changes they’d like to see made.

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State Fairs and Visitor Co-Creation: An Interview about MN150

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MN150 is a newish permanent exhibition (opened in Oct 2007) at the Minnesota History Center that marks the sesquicentennial of Minnesota with 150 of “the most influential forces in the state’s history.” We had books of sample nominations, and sometimes we’d prompt them—“oh, I see you’re wearing a Wellstone tshirt.