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Glaciers Through Museum Visitors' Eyes: Insights and Expectations

Dive into the minds of museum visitors to discover their thoughts on glaciers and what they expect from an exhibit. Explore the fascinating responses gathered by Kelly Cronin, Beth Stricker, Richard Kissel, Rob Ross, and Cassie Mundt at the Paleontological Research Institution and its Museum of the Earth. Uncover the diverse perspectives on glaciers and the past they reveal.

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Glaciers Through Museum Visitors' Eyes: Insights and Expectations

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  1. Ice, Cold, Animals What museum visitors think about glaciers

  2. Kelly Cronin, Beth Stricker, Richard Kissel, Rob Ross, Cassie Mundt • cronin@museumoftheearth.org • Paleontological Research Institution and its Museum of the Earth

  3. Pic of current exhibit

  4. A Visitor Survey • Plan A was to go deeper with content. • But before planning got too far along…

  5. The Questions • Question 1: What things come to mind when you hear the word “glacier?” • Question 2: What things come to mind when you hear, “we can learn a lot about the past and present from studying glaciers?” • Question 3: If you came to see an exhibit about glaciers, what would you hope or expect to see?

  6. The Answers

  7. In other words…

  8. Question 1: What things come to mind when you hear the word “glacier?”

  9. Question 2: What things come to mind when you hear, “we can learn a lot about the past and present from studying glaciers?”

  10. Question 3: If you come to see an exhibit about glaciers, what would you hope or expect to see?

  11. THANK YOU

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