Learning to Look at Museums – Green Stripe Academy
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Learning to Look at Museums

Course Info

This course is an introduction to ways of seeing, understanding, and experiencing museums.

We’ll start with the Big Question: What is a Museum? to examine our assumptions, knowledge, and expectations of museums.

Then, we’ll learn how to explore museums through the lenses of institutional histories, space and place, and the people that make museums work.

Course Curriculum

Course Introduction

  • How We’ll Do It
  • A Note on Expectations and Course Requirements
  • Pre-Course Self-Assessment

Getting Started – What is a Museum?

The Power of the Past – Museum Histories

Museum Spaces and the Power of Place

People Power! – How Museums ‘Work’

Course Wrap Up

Target Audience

  • Grades 9-12 and adult learners wanting a behind-the-scenes look at museums or deeper understanding of the primary functions of museums: exhibitions, collections, and education
  • Educators and homeschoolers trying to engage students with museums, public history, and cultural heritage

Requirements

  • No prior knowledge or experience required.
  • To receive a Certificate of Completion for PD/CE credit hours or course equivalency documentation, you must complete at least 80% of the course including all activities, quizzes, and fieldwork projects.

Material Includes

  • Downloadable Course Workbook

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