Inclusive Design Practices: Strategies and Skills for Museum Practitioner
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The document discusses inclusive design practices for museums, emphasizing the importance of designing with diverse audiences in mind from the outset. It outlines strategies, methodologies, and implications for various areas including exhibit design, digital software, and product invention. The focus is on continuous evolution and integration of inclusive design into corporate culture to enhance accessibility and engagement.
Inclusive Design Practices: Strategies and Skills for Museum Practitioner
- 1. Corey Timpson VP, Exhibitions, Research, and Design Canadian Museum for Human Rights [email protected] @coreytimpson Inclusive Design Practices Strategies and Skills for Museum Practitioners CMA : 2017.04.05 Gabrielle Trépanier Audit and Evaluation Canada Science & Technology Museum [email protected]
- 3. PREMISE Rather than design and develop something and then figure out how to make it accessible, we design with all audiences, and all abilities, in mind from the outset. “Inclusion” would also address cultural, linguistic, and other dynamics of difference. Inclusive Design
- 4. METHODOLOGY . Inclusive Design Advisory Council (IDAC) . IDAC-WG Make informed business decisions. Build awareness among staff, visitors, and museum field. Inclusive Design
- 5. IMPLICATIONS . facilities construction and management . exhibit design & fabrication . digital software design & development . media design & production . product invention . partnerships . leadership recognition Inclusive Design
- 6. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION . Environmental Scan . Smithsonian Accessibility Guidelines . Museum of Science London, Building Accessible Exhibitions. . Musée de la civilisation Québec . National Building Code . Provincial Building Code . WCAG 2.0 . + more Inclusive Design
- 7. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 8. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 9. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 10. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 11. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 12. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 13. EXHIBIT DESIGN & FABRICATION Inclusive Design
- 16. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 17. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 18. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 19. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 20. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 21. DIGITAL SOFTWARE DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT Inclusive Design
- 22. MEDIA DESIGN & PRODUCTION Inclusive Design
- 23. MEDIA DESIGN & PRODUCTION Inclusive Design
- 24. MEDIA DESIGN & PRODUCTION Inclusive Design
- 25. MEDIA DESIGN & PRODUCTION Inclusive Design
- 26. PRODUCT DESIGN & INVENTION Inclusive Design
- 27. PRODUCT DESIGN & INVENTION Inclusive Design
- 28. Mobile Guide
- 29. Mobile Guide MOBILE APP . Driver for development was Inclusive Design . available for iOS and Android . in English and French
- 30. MOBILE APP . Driver for development was Inclusive Design . available for iOS and Android . in English and French . and ASL, LSQ, and DA Mobile Guide
- 35. The Road
- 36. Road ECOSYSTEM 95 digital installations +100 hours of video 100,000 words of text +300 objects/artefacts 19 Mixed Media / Immersive Environments 1 Web site 1 Mobile Program Digital Signage System (5 different instances)
- 37. ECOSYSTEM Q. How did we accomplish this? Road
- 38. Road ECOSYSTEM Q. How did we accomplish this? A. Prototyping, testing, at every phase through an iterative process.
- 41. Road ECOSYSTEM - OTHER (GESTURE)
- 42. Road ECOSYSTEM - OTHER (GESTURE)
- 43. ECOSYSTEM - OTHER (MIXED) Road
- 44. ECOSYSTEM - OTHER (MIXED) Road
- 45. ECOSYSTEM - OTHER (MIXED) Road
- 46. ECOSYSTEM - LINEAR (REALLY, IMMERSIVE) Road
- 47. ECOSYSTEM - LINEAR (REALLY, IMMERSIVE) Road
- 48. ECOSYSTEM - LINEAR (REALLY, IMMERSIVE) Road
- 49. Facilities
- 50. Facilities ABOVE AND BEYOND . Building Code (Provincial, National) . Best Practice . Input from the CCD and others
- 54. Take-Away
- 55. OUR WORK IS NEVER DONE . We have a methodology of continued evolution . CMHR Inclusive Design Policy . CMHR Standards “Anthology” . Hard of Hearing (Neck Loops, Induction Broadcast, Induction Tech) . Perpetual iteration and adaptation Take-Away
- 57. METHODOLOGY . the work is never done (it continues on) . iteration (prototyping, testing, at every phase) . include and involve people . accept and embrace criticism Take-Away
- 58. METHODOLOGY . the work is never done (it continues on) . iteration (prototyping, testing, at every phase) . include and involve people . accept and embrace criticism OUR GREATEST SUCCESS . Inclusive Design thinking has become a key characteristic of our corporate culture. Take-Away
- 59. CSTMC Accessibility Standards for Exhibitions http://documents.techno-science.ca/documents/ CSTMCAccessibilityStandardsIllustratedDec.2016.pdf Inclusive Design - CMHR - Approach to Execution http://mw2016.museumsandtheweb.com/paper/inclusive-design-from- approach-to-execution/ The Great Canadian Quest for an Inclusively Rich Experience http://name-aam.org/uploads/downloadables/ EXH.fall_15/7.%20EXH%20Fall%202015_Timpson.pdf Links
- 60. Corey Timpson VP, Exhibitions, Research, and Design Canadian Museum for Human Rights [email protected] @coreytimpson Inclusive Design Practices Strategies and Skills for Museum Practitioners CMA : 2017.04.05 Gabrielle Trépanier Audit and Evaluation Canada Science & Technology Museum [email protected]