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This document discusses play, experimentation, and new forms of interaction with art and museums. It encourages bringing playfulness and a sense of exploration to encourage learning. New technologies can be used to create interactive experiences that encourage collaboration and curiosity outside traditional galleries. The goal is to make art accessible and bring new life to collections through casual, choice-driven interactions.

Tecnología Educación Entretenimiento y humor

@thoughtben
Ben Templeton
ben@thoughtden.co.uk

Hobbyism & hacking

High expectations

“Feed Toby” TheNextWeb

Points

Gamiﬁcation

Challenges

Discounts

Experimentation

Curiosity Challenge

Expression
Play Legitimate failure

Choice Learning

Exploratorium, 2010

Technology takes a back seat
© igfest 2009

The Pervasive Media Studio

Collaboration User-centred design Fail fast

Understand the space
New interactions with objects
Encourage visits

v
“Capture the Museum”

Art outside the gallery
Casual audience

http://tdn.lv/MTB-vid

v
“Magic Tate Ball”

Everyone has a
playful side
“Play is...a simulator that allows us to imagine
different scenarios with little risk”
Robin Dunbar, University of Oxford

@thoughtben
Ben Templeton
ben@thoughtden.co.uk

Questions?

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Moving the Goalposts: Why Museums Need to Play More - MuseumNext2012 - Ben Templeton, Thought Den

1. @thoughtben Ben Templeton ben@thoughtden.co.uk

2. Everyone has a playful side

4. Yay! Ben has 10 Red Cards!

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15. Hobbyism & hacking High expectations “Feed Toby” TheNextWeb

16. Points Gamiﬁcation Challenges Discounts

17. Exploratorium, 2010

18. Experimentation Curiosity Challenge Expression Play Legitimate failure Choice Learning Exploratorium, 2010

21. The Pervasive Media Studio Collaboration User-centred design Fail fast

22. Bring the archive to life

23. v “Zoom!”

24. Understand the space New interactions with objects Encourage visits v “Capture the Museum”

25. v “Capture the Museum”

26. Art outside the gallery Casual audience http://tdn.lv/MTB-vid v “Magic Tate Ball”

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28. 2,500 artwork ‘tags’

29. Everyone has a playful side “Play is...a simulator that allows us to imagine different scenarios with little risk” Robin Dunbar, University of Oxford

30. @thoughtben Ben Templeton ben@thoughtden.co.uk Questions?

Moving the Goalposts: Why Museums Need to Play More - MuseumNext2012 - Ben Templeton, Thought Den

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