Accessibility, Education
Melida Hernandez
Part Two: Evaluating Neurodiverse Accessibility ...

Art Museums are still falling short of accessibility needs. To better understand how art museums are addressing neurodiverse audiences, an evaluation was conducted of 30 Art Museums in three areas: neurodiverse accessibility offerings, physical accessibility offerings, and educator support and resources.

Part Two: Evaluating Neurodiverse Accessibility Offerings and Education Support in Art Museums
Education, Accessibility
Melida Hernandez
Part One: Understanding Neurodiverse ...

For art museums, knowledge of and consideration of neurodiversity must be a requirement within the context of accessibility and DEAI efforts. How effectively are art museums actually providing neurodiverse accessibility, if at all? Additionally, what strategies can be implemented to enhance inclusivity for neurodiverse visitors and support educators who aim to bring neurodiverse students into these spaces?

Part One: Understanding Neurodiverse Accessibility in Art Museums
News & Announcements
Hannah Brainard
Announcing 2024-2025 Research Themes and ...

Whether artificial intelligence, blockchain, extended reality, or other developments, technology is hitting the creative sector from all angles. Regardless of where you sit within your organization, you are likely facing questions on how this emerging technology will impact your work. This year, we will continue to share content that sparks conversation and makes you rethink what is possible. 

Announcing 2024-2025 Research Themes and Outcomes
Community Building, Public Policy, Sustainability
Sophia Celdran
Transportation as Community Space: the Case for ...

When bus stops are transformed from sterile slabs of concrete to works of site-specific art, they become arteries for cultural expression. This success is critical to the growth and overall health of communities, not just in the United States, but around the world. By connecting residents to their own cities, both literally and creatively, transportation authorities can become active cultural contributors. Could this approach work for Pittsburgh's Wilkinsburg borough?

Transportation as Community Space: the Case for Public Art at Bus Stops
News & Announcements, Arts & Technology
Staff Researcher
August News: From Games and Museums to Consumer ...

Did you catch this month’s headlines in tech and the arts?  Advancements in technology make new opportunities for creators and consumers alike. Policy to support transparency in device repair and use of AI may help users make informed decisions. Meanwhile, a landmark Google antitrust ruling supports competition in the search engine market.

August News: From Games and Museums to Consumer Protection Policies

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Consumer Habits and Wants in AR, VR and the Metaverse

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Consumer Habits and Wants in AR, VR and the Metaverse

Researchers conducted surveys and industry expert interviews to understand current and future consumer demand for AR, VR and Metaverse entertainment options. The survey indicated that consumers were most interested in using AR and VR to enhance experiences in concerts, educational content, and gaming. Respondents also indicated that they were interested in joining the metaverse to participate in social experiences and to attend live music events. The research unveiled generational differences, emerging opportunities, and trends to follow to best meet consumer demands.