Serving museum visitors with sensory, cognitive, or physical challenges. Tuesday, November 29, 2011. The long-standing perception of disability has been solely as an individual medical condition. In other words, disability as a concept has been relegated to the particular people who live with it every day. Attitudes toward disabled people have ranged from pity and disgust to misunderstanding to awe and admiration. Any museum program can .

Shauna Edson, Museum Educator. I bring together science, art and wonder to create interactive learning experiences. Herein you will find my résumé. And portfolio of professional experience. I am currently an Astronomy Education Specialist in the Public Observatory. At the National Air and Space Museum. This spring I wrote a guest blog. For the Center for the Future of Museums. About unschooling, museums, and the future of education.

Fall 2011 class blog for resources to engage varying museum audiences. Reaching out to Low-Income Visitors. Monday, November 28, 2011. Welcome museum professionals, visitors, and potential visitors! This blog is a collection of resources designed to help museums better serve the needs of our many diverse audiences. The posts have been created by George Washington University graduate students in museum education and museum studies.

Sunday, December 4, 2011. Technology in Service of the Audience. Saturday, December 3, 2011. And The Museum of Art and History. The Brooklyn Museum is well known for its use of technology to drive .