interactive-exhibits

Vocabulary Word

Definition

'Interactive-exhibits' are displays in a museum or a gallery that people can engage with through touching or manipulating, not just by looking.

Examples in Different Contexts

In museums, 'interactive exhibits' allow visitors to engage with history or science through hands-on activities or digital interfaces. A museum educator might say, 'Our interactive exhibits on ancient civilizations include touchscreens where visitors can explore archaeological sites in detail.'

Practice Scenarios

Creative

Scenario:

What if we created an art gallery that wasn't just visually appealing, but physically engaging too?

Response:

That sounds innovative. We could create an interactive exhibit where visitors contribute their own artwork.

Education

Scenario:

Our students seem to have a hard time grasping some concepts. Maybe we need more hands-on learning methods.

Response:

Yes, we can start with an interactive-exhibit that allow students to experiment and explore scientific theories.