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We Did It! The Docent Educator Online
December 1, 2015
Well, I should say you did it. After a successful Kickstarter campaign (thank you!), months of work digitizing issues of The Docent Educator, putting the issues in a searchable format, organizing them into Web publishable pages, creating PDFs for downloads, printing books for high level donors (in two volumes!) we are done and all of The Docent Educator is now online, searchable and ready for you. We hope you will use this archive for years to come. Click on the image below and have at it!

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3 Responses to "The Museum-Ed Community Welcomes You"

Willamarie Moore says:

July 6, 2013 at 4:41 pm

Kris, it was so great having you in Boston last month! Thank you, indeed, to Peggy and the ISGM for bringing you here. We who participated in the weekly writing group certainly learned a lot, and were glad to have had the opportunity to share in your work for the Guide you’re publishing. Can’t wait to see the final product!
-wm.

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Robyn Muscardini says:

April 23, 2014 at 4:47 pm

“News Flash” is such a wonderful idea. Making connections between art and life. I attended a training at the Minneapolis Institute of Art a few years ago, and still recall an inspiring exhibition of decorative arts where the experience of daily life in another place and time was so creatively presented to me as viewer. My appreciation of the objects exhibited was deepened and my understanding expanded. I commend your creative staff and admire the thoughtful consideration given to the experience of your viewing visitors.

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Peggy Burchenal says:

May 15, 2014 at 8:03 am

The Verso blog was timely for me, since at the Gardner Museum we’re beginning a planning process to think about how we can use technology in more interesting ways throughout our organization. Thank you, once again, for showing us the thinking behind the project.

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