Members' Meetup

All members of NEMO are welcome to join the Members’ Meetup for a chance to meet in an informal setting to share updates and recent projects. The Members’ Meetup presents an opportunity for peer-learning from presentations delivered by fellow members.

The next NEMO Members’ Meetup will take place on Tuesday 2 December from 11:00-12:00 CET. We will meet online via Zoom. This time, we will focus on the theme of cricital thinking

  • No registation is mandatory. Instead we will send the Zoom link to all members per email. Please include the link in your calendar or join us directly. 
  • If you have any questions, please get in touch with office@ne-mo.org.

We’ll begin the Members' Meetup with a brief introduction by Sandro Debono, NEMO board member and museum thinker, who will introduce the topic of critical thinking. 

Caroline Wable will speak on behalf of the NEMO member Universciene Paris and present a case study on critical thinking, addressing how museums are key promoters of critical thinking.

After the presentations, there will be time for discussion, questions, and most importantly - exchange among members.

Programme

11:00

Welcome

Introductions and agenda of the meeting.

Moderated by Hanna Belz, NEMO Project Officer

11:10

Critical thinking for museums

Sandro Debono, NEMO board member

Sandro Debono gives a brief introduction to the topic of critical thinking. How can it be applied in the museum world? 

11:20

The role of museums in the promotion of critical thinking skills: Universcience Paris case study

Caroline Wable, Universcience

What is critical thinking and how are museums key promoters of critical thinking? Caroline Wable will elaborate on this with us as she shares learnings from Universcience actions regarding promoting critical thinking in France and aborad.

11:50

Open discussion and exchange

Ask the speakers questions and share your perspective and comments in the open discussion.

12:00

End of Members' Meetup

Join us at the Members’ Meetup

The Members' Meetup is planned to take place three times per year. If you would be interested to deliver a 15-minute presentation in the next session, get in touch with office@ne-mo.org.

We ask all participants to respect each other’s privacy, especially if sharing sensitive information and personal experiences. In accordance to NEMO' Code of Conduct, please be reminded that information received and everything said at NEMO events can be cited and shared, but neither the identity nor the affiliation of the speaker(s) may be revealed nor attributed to keep discussions safer and authentic.