NEMO presented its Working Group LEM – The Learning Museum at a conference in Florence

A person is sitting at a desk speaking into a microphone and wearing a mask. On the wall behind them presentation slides are projected with a beamer.

On 15 September 2021, NEMO took part in the conference MuseiEmotivi ‘With, What, Who, How” in Florence, Italy, to present the work of the Working Group LEM – The Learning Museum.

Margherita Sani, the coordinator of the working group, joined to conference to present the recent publication Emotions and Learning in Museums. The group explores topics relating to the fields of museum education, audience development, intercultural dialogue and lifelong learning.

The conference MuseiEmotivi was organised from 15-18 September by MICC and NEMECH. It aims to provide up-to-date information and experience on the use of IC technology to improve the quality of experience of visitors and enhance emotional feelings.

 

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