Sunday, April 10, 2016

The Santa Cruz MAH radical collaboration model

Using the honeycomb model from the Santa Cruz MAH, students worked to identify possible collaborators by highlighting specific audiences, assets, needs, collaborators and projects. For teachers, needs included: a place to let loose/relax; standards-aligned curriculum and activities; money and free resources. Assets identified included objects (object-based learning) and expert knowledge of standards. Collaborators identified included MS students (tours) and teachers, 3D printers, web designers, school site volunteers, photographers and SFSU students. Projects included loaning objects, digitizing collections and school tours.


For neighborhood schools, needs identified included: outside education; hands-on experiences; in-depth supplemental information. Assets included gallery space, knowledgeable staff and interactives. Collaborators identified included: various faculty; education department; youth; students; parents. Projects included on line presence; internships, school tours, curriculum and prototypes.

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