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The Exploratorium Will Develop Museum Exhibits Designed to Support Artificial Intelligence (AI) Literacy Among Young Female-identifying Audiences (aged 8-18). Using the Exploratorium’s Established Exhibit Design for Girls Engagement Principles, the Exhibits Will Promote Ai Awareness and Knowledge Through Inquiry-based Content. Museum Staff Will Work With Contractors to Design and Fabricate the Exhibits as Well as Conduct External Project Evaluation. as a Result of the Project, Staff Will Present Their Project Findings at a Professional Conference and Distribute a Practitioner’s Guide Documenting the Exhibit Development Process, Discussing the Evaluation of Built Exhibits, and Reflecting on Potential Takeaways for Building Effective Ai Literacy Exhibits.
Committed
$239,389
Paid out
$137.0K
57%
Committed, not yet paid
$102.4K
43%
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