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Designing Interactives for Adults: Put Down the Dayglow

Museum 2.0

They're playing video games. We assume that adults don't want to do crafts or play games--that they want the "serious" stuff. There's a huge difference between the edgy, DIY beauty of Candy Chang 's participatory urban artworks and the dayglow colors, exclamatory language , and preschool fonts of most museum interactives.

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The Ministry of Rules: Interview with Nikki Pugh

Museum 2.0

Last month, artist and game designer Nikki Pugh led an utterly charming, often hilarious community residency at the City Gallery in Leicester, UK. I spoke with Nikki this week to learn more about the Ministry and their fun and games. How did this project come about? How did the museum staff respond to this experience?

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150+ Creative Ways to Show Donors Appreciation

Nonprofit Tech for Good

But if you are using their language or really innovative elements, you should credit them. A creative fundraiser can make any of these items sound attractive to the donor. You can create a new benefit for donors simply by choosing to use language about their donation that deepens their commitment. Get creative. Hear me out.

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Should My Nonprofit Use AI? Ultimate AI FAQ for Nonprofits

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It exists in the algorithms that govern your Facebook timeline, explains why YouTube always recommends the perfect video, or more recently, powers the Large Language Models (LLMs) like OpenAI’s Chat-GPT , Google’s Bard , or Bing’s AI Chatbot , and others that have made headlines. Chat-GPT is a generative large language model.

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One Million Giraffes (and small "c" collaboration)

Museum 2.0

One Million Giraffes is pretty much what it sounds like--a project to collect artistic renderings of one million giraffes. The language is personal, enthusiastic, and inclusive. But in this post, I wanted to highlight a goofy little (non-museum) project that inspires me in its simplicity and openness to mass collaboration.

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Hack the Museum Camp Part 2: Making Magic, Reality TV, and Risk as a Red Herring

Museum 2.0

Everyone''s definition of risk is different, and while museum professionals may share a common language around the topic, that commonality breaks down when you involve artists and technologists and game designers and performers. There were several moments during camp when I was felt a surge of anxiety, trepidiation, self-doubt.

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What is Jumo? | Nonprofit Trends with Steve MacLaughlin | a.

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Posted by Steve MacLaughlin on November 30th, 2010 Jumo means “together in concert” in Yoruba, a West African language. and “On Sunday, are you most likely to be: at brunch, at church, at a museum, or watching the big game?&# Sounds like it has great possibilities; time will tell. Argentina, France, India, or Kenya?&#

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