The Progress Report
A newsletter for museum professionals that’s serious about audience progress but playful about the process.
Contributors
- Alexa Magladry 1
- Aubrey Bergauer 1
- Ben Mosior 1
- Erin Milbeck Wilcox 2
- Isabel Singer 1
- Isabella Bruno 2
- Jennifer DePrizio 1
- Kelly Cannon 3
- Kimberlee Kiehl 1
- Krista Dahl Kusuma 1
- Kyle Bowen 159
- Lynda Kelly 1
- Nameiko Miller 1
- Rachel Ropeik 1
- Randi Korn 1
- Rebekah Harding 1
- Robert Weisberg 1
- Rosie Siemer 11
- Ruth Hartt 1
- Steve Boyd-Smith 1
- Susan Hawksworth 2
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Your Museum Is for Hire [Part 2]
Every job has a functional, social, and emotional dimension.
Purpose-Driven Media
“This car accident supports none of my personal or professional goals.”
Your Museum Is for Hire [Part 1]
Why consumers “hire” products to help them make progress toward their goals.
Embracing “What if …”
What if we turned inward and poured into each other, helping the next generation of museum leaders innovate, grow, and lead?
Ecocycle Mapping
The Ecocycle framework comes from Liberating Structures. Below, you’ll find an adapted version of the framework, which you can use in Miro to evaluate your museum’s activities, projects, products, and services.
Prioritizing Progress Over Product
What do you do when you’re cold? Build a campfire? Turn up the thermostat? Embrace the darkness? Help us understand how you make progress toward your goals.
Three bites, one elephant
How small-scale research has helped me reduce uncertainty in our museum’s marketing.