Sharing the table. Human centered design as educational museographic resources
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https://doi.org/10.22409/poiesis.v22i38.48996Keywords:
Human-centered design, Design Thinking, Educational resources, Visitors, Users, Museum Education.Abstract
Review of the article Sharing the table. Human centered design as educational museographic resources, written by
Nayeli Zepeda Arias, art historian, interactive and learning museology specialist and coordinator of NodoCultura.
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