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Ignite session slides from UKMW13 pre-conference Drinking about Museums by Catherine O’Donnell & Harriet Richardson of the People’s History Museum Catherine and Harriet discussed their work in getting user engagement with political issues and reaching an engaging balance between hi-tech and lo-tech.

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Catherine O’Donnell & Harriet Richardson: Play Your Part – an experiment in engagement

Catherine O’Donnell & Harriet Richardson: Play Your Part – an experiment in engagement

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Catherine O’Donnell & Harriet Richardson: Play Your Part – an experiment in engagement

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