Museums At Play: Games, Interaction and LearningMuseums are using games in many ways for interpretation, education, marketing, outreach and events. Museums at Play showcases tried and tested examples from the sector and seeks to inspire further informed use of games as part of the museum toolbox. It also draws on relevant experience from other sectors, and on the experience of game designers and theorists. It looks at learnings from other disciplines and explores the opportunities for interaction

Behind The Screens shines a light on the economic processes that underlie every aspect of our lives

Lucy D Robinson (Citizen Science Programme Manager)

but they are all driven and committed in a way which tends to set them apart

On Working With Offenders forms part of Museum Futures

The Way We Tell Stories with Objects
: Elizabeth Goins

Professor of History and Theory of Photography

flowcharts

John Veverka

and 660 pages

primary research

The repercussions of disposals mismanagement

A great book