From hands-on to minds-on: toward the design of interaction and technology to enhance children’s learning in the museum

  • Hall T
  • Ciolfi L
  • Hickey N
  • et al.
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... In this short poster abstract, we describe ongoing work in the EU project SHAPE* (Situating Hybrid Assemblies in Public Environments) to use non-traditional computing to augment children's collaborative learning in the Hunt museum . ...

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Hall, T., Ciolfi, L., Hickey, N., & Bannon, L. (1998). From hands-on to minds-on: toward the design of interaction and technology to enhance children’s learning in the museum. In Proceedings of ICLS02, International Conference of Learning Sciences (pp. 1–3). Retrieved from http://richie.idc.ul.ie/~luigina/PapersPDFs/ICLS2002_poster.pdf

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