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Share ideas, opinions and experiences, find out about programs and services.
Our Bloggers
Helen Wheeler
Education Project Officer
Jane Johnston
Education Project Officer
Lynda Kelly
Manager Online, Editing and Audience Research
Karen Player
Coodinator - Museum Outreach
Laura McBride
Acting Indigenous Program Manager
Geoff Gardner
Operations Coordinator, Australian Museum Science Festival, Science Unleashed
Catherine Beehag
Manager
Archives
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Teacher Talk
- May 2012
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- Dec 2011
- Nov 2011
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Aug 2011
- Visual art workshops with special exhibition
- National Science Week with Professor Fiona Wood
- Museum buzzing with Science in the City 2011
- What's in the Box - Refurbishment
- Professor Stephen Heppell: Learning and technology Part 2
- Professor Stephen Heppell: Learning and technology
- 2010 Horizon Report Museum Edition: Commentary on the key drivers
- First Web to classroom video conference for teachers
- The Keeping Place Exhibition Launch
- NAIDOC Week 2010 Celebrations!
- Fashion Less Waste winning entries on display
- What's in the Box - Journey home
- Jun 2011
- May 2011
- Apr 2011
- Mar 2011
- Feb 2011
- Jan 2011
- Dec 2010
- Sep 2010
- Oct 2011
- Jul 2010
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Jun 2010
- What's in the Box - Finley High School
- What's in the Box - Deniliquin South Public School
- What's in the Box - Conargo Public School
- What's in the Box - Bunnaloo Public School
- What's in the Box - Buronga Public School
- What's in the Box - Clare Public School
- 2010 Fashion Less Waste awards announced
- What's in the Box - Outside the Museum
- What's in the Box - Minibeast Magnified
- 2010 Fashion Less Waste finalists announced
- Bugwise for Schools is coming
- What's in the Box - Freshwater
- May 2010
- Apr 2010
- Mar 2010
- Jan 2010
- Dec 2009
What's in the Box - You tell me!
The Museum in a Box program has been running for 47 years. To keep the program running for another 47 years we need to know how you use the program.
Museum in a Box is an outreach program for educational institutions and students in New South Wales. There are over 28 different boxes containing real specimens, artifacts, dioramas, teachers' notes, information panels, books and games.
We are always trying to improve the boxes so we can continue to provide useful resources to you. Please take the time to answer this short 5 minute survey to lets us know how you used Museum in a Box and what you'd like to see next.
www.surveymonkey.com/s/3YZ3VJW
One lucky teachers will also win a free Museum in a Box to their school in Term 4 for completing the survey.
Let me know what you think.
Karen Player
, Coodinator - Museum Outreach
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