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Things to Read

• • Simon, N. (n.d.). The participatory museum.
  • Titlow, J. (2016). How A 145-Year-Old Art Museum Stays Relevant In The Smartphone Age.
  • Nonprofit Quarterly (2019). Museums:  Nonprofits in the Eye of the Perfect Storm
  • Ulaby, N. (2020). Refugee Docents Help Bring A Museum’s Global Collection To Life.

 Things to Explore

• Cho, J. (2016). Impact of social media on museums, art.
• IMLS (2017). Strengthening Networks, Sparking Change: Museums and Libraries as Community Catalysts
• User Research from Pew (2018). News Use Across Social Media Platforms
• User Research from Pew (2016). Social Media Update 2016.

Galleries

• Alikhan, A. (2017). New Technologies in Art Museums
• Cleveland Museum of Art (n.d.). ArtLens Wall
• Fantoni, S. F., Jaebker, K., Leason, T.  ((2014). Museums and the Web
• Mansky, J. (2018). Play Wall Art Like an Instrument
• Sickler, E. (2018). What is Participatory Design
• Snyder, S. (2018.) Virtual Visits
• Zimmerman, E. (n.d.). Technology Deep Dive into Art

Archives

• Beck, K. (2016). Particpatory Archiving in Caribe Sur
• Becerra-Licha, S. (2017). Archives as Community Practice
• National Archives (2018). Citizen archivist dashboard
• National Archives (2012). Developing Access and Participation
• NYPL Map Warper

Museums

• American Alliance of Museums (2017). Community Engagement and Impact
• Bienkowski, P. (2016). How to Change into a Participatory Museum and Gallery
• Clark. K. (2018). A Museum Filled with Life
• Doljenkova, V., Tung, G. (2015). Beacon Technology in Museums
• McDermon, D. (2016). Who”s in charge at the Brooklyn Museum
• Oliveira, E. A. & de Barba, P. (2018). How does learning happen in museums.
• Richardson, J. (n.d.). Ten Startups Disrupting Museums
• San Diego Museum of Art (2019). The SDMA app – Enhance your museum experience
• University of Michigan (n.d.). Teaching with Collections