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We decided to focus on an experiment related to pressure, something visual so that it would be more engaging for students. Our experiment would involve putting an egg and a candle within a container. We want to show how pressure difference can move objects. Another experiment would be putting two full water bottles on top of each other but separated by a piece of cardboard. Removing this cardboard won't change the general set up because of pressure.

To evaluate this, we could ask the students to recreate a variation of the project.

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Advocated for women to be in control of their own reproductive system and contraception. She has a clinic in Holloway.  She is consistent.

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This choice of object was funny yet depressing :/

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This choice of object was funny yet depressing :/

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This item did a great job of highlighting misinterpretation of artifacts.

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This item did a great job of highlighting misinterpretation of artifacts.

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The fertility symbol part made me laugh

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Since the activity was quite thought provoking and philosophical, I think the best way to evaluate it would be to invite guests to have a discussion and share their thoughts and reactions freely, expand on the ideas presented in it. It's easier and more engaging than writing answers or ticking boxes, however, more difficult to orchestrate and getting people to speak freely may be a problem.

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While the exhibition is kind of abstract and takes some time to understand, added thoughts help internalize its themes a lot!

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Topical/relevant themes draw the attention of the audience, especially younger crowds, much more easily

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The colors and a somewhat scandalous topic (cannibalism!) easily interests the visitor, though I think it could be advertised more prominently to catch and engage them faster

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Interesting how fantasy and playfulness can be used as a tool within an educational experience

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Favourite object in the exhibition

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14. Main differences: maps & layout, customization & information offered (seasons, videos)
15. Glen Finglas was most engaging - simple, yet offered interesting visuals of locations throughout the seasons.
16. Evaluation could be done by adding options to rate, voting for which ones are better than others.
17. Virtual experiences could be useful when we wish to include something that is difficult to access or experience otherwise (can't easily travel to Wales!)

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We could evaluate virtual experiences by:
- Putting a task like "finding the animals"
- Asking people to find specific snapshots
- Survey at the end of the task

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Layout and amount of information differs between the tours.

The second one was the most engaging to me.

Add a comments or rating system into the tour.

I would like to make use of virtual experiences to be more inclusive with our target audience (no need to travel etc).

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I found the later 360 video tours more engaging, Lock Arkaig in particular because there were more interactive information about the animals in the area and how volunteers conserve the area. Putting pictures of the volunteers in the activity made the video tour more personal.

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bird:)

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Do people count as animals??

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I prefer the map for this area as it gives a more detailed description of the whole area.

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Vitamin D

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big tree:)