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Introducing My New Position at the American Museum of Natural History

Posted on September 22, 2016 by Barry

On October 5th, 2012, I began working in the Education department at the American Museum of Natural History, as their new Associate Director of Digital Learning. It has been an incredible four years. Now, as I move into a new … Continue reading →

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Presenting Digital Learning Across The Country

Posted on April 6, 2016 by Hannah Jaris

The Spring conference season is upon us! Over the next four weeks, Barry and I are gearing up for at least 7 talks and presentations about games and learning in museums, blended learning, augmented reality and more, all based on … Continue reading →

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The Draw and Appeal of Virtual Gel Electrophoresis

Posted on April 17, 2015 by Hannah Jaris

As someone who has spent much time walking past gel boxes of various shapes and sizes, a gel electrophoresis kit is not the first item that would draw my attention in a room with touchable casts of hominid skulls. But … Continue reading →

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What Disney World Can Teach Us About Museum-based Learning, Part 1

Posted on March 12, 2015 by Barry

Last year when I returned from on a one-week family trip to Disney World, I brought back more than just a bag full of Mickey-shaped chocolates. I was inspired by the myriad ways the Park designers had created games, activity … Continue reading →

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