Case Study on youth engagement published
I developed and led a text-writing workshop for teenagers in March, as part of a Science Museum-run project to engage young people in the new Who Am I? gallery.
The whole experience was inspiring – it was a project that felt genuine and experimental, perhaps both to participants and leaders. So, with the help of the project champions Micol Molinari and Raphael Chanay, I wrote a case study for GEM (Group for Education in Museums) of which I’m a member, and it’s just come out.
GEM Case Studies are intended to be frank and so the write-up covers the hitches as well as the triumphs. But as a model for engaging this sometimes-challenging audience, I thought the project shone.
Recent projects

Review of Transmutation exhibition for Kids in Museums- Content for Ellen MacArthur's talk at the Big Bang Fair 2012
- My latest book project is published by National Geographic
- I've been working with the Science Museum's learning team
- 1001 Inventions wins 'best touring exhibition' at Museums and Heritage Show
- I join a panel discussing virtual worlds at the Open University
- My review of Sense and the City at the London Transport Museum
- I facilitate an event on pervasive computing at the Dana Centre in London
- New Digital TextWorkshop tackles writing for the web, interactives and Twitter
- Visit TextWorkshop's new website for training dates and our all-new video
- The Science Museum's new Atmosphere gallery is now open
- My case study about teenage curators is published by GEM
- The 1001 Inventions exhibition's global tour has reached New York
- The Science Museum's new Who Am I? gallery is open
- My review of 'On Form', an exhibition of strokable, huggable sculptures
Previous Clients
Haley Sharpe Design
Objectives Museum Design
Wildfowl and Wetlands Trust


