<ISSM 2012>

□ Overview

ㅇ Period: September 20th (Thu.) ~ 21th (Fri.), 2012

ㅇ Venue: National Science Museum of Korea

ㅇ Host/Organizer: Ministry of Science, ICT and Future Planning/ National Science Museum of Korea

ㅇ Theme: New Frontiers in Science and Creativity

□ Keynote Speech

ㅇ The Role of Museums in STEM Education

    - Sarah B. George (Executive Director, Natural History Museum of Utah)

□ Lectures

|Session 1| STEAM Education

ㅇ The Smithsonian’s Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation: Supporting STEAM and 21st Century Skills

    - Monica M. Smith (Exhibition Program Manager, Smithsonian’s Lemelson Center for the Study of Invention and Innovation)

ㅇ Artbotics:  An Introduction to Creating Robotic Art

    - Ellen J. Wetmore (Assistant Professor of Art, University of Massachusetts, Lowel)

ㅇ Maxinizing STEAM Education via Project-based Learning

    - Mark W. Oleksak (Founder and Consultant, STEMOutreach Group)

ㅇ Deutsches Museum: Extended Educational Mission and STEAM Education

    - Ulrich Kernbach (Director of Exhibitions and Collections & International Relations, Deutsches Museum)

|Session 2| Next-Generation Science Museums

ㅇ From Science Centers to Society Centers

    - Walter Staveloz (Director of International Relations, Association of Science -Technology Centers, ASTC)

ㅇ Opening Up into Other Worlds: Science Museums and Centers on the Way from Object Collectors to Hubs in the Social Networks

    - Robert Firmhofer (Director, Copernicus Science Centre / President, ECSITE)

ㅇ The Process of Renewal the National Museum of Science and Technology in Sweden on the Basis of Co-Creation

    - Ann Follin (Museum Director, National Museum of Science and Technology, Sweden)

ㅇ The Science Museum in London, United Kingdom: Building Diverse Participatory Models through Exhibitions, Programs, and Online Experiences

    - David Patten (Head of New Media, New Media at the Science Museum, London)

ㅇ Transparency, Innovation and Engagement in the Natural History Museum's Science

    - John Jackson (Science Policy Advisor, Science Directorate, The Natural History Museum, London)

□ Invited Lectures

ㅇ The New Roles of Science Museums: In Service of the Scientific Worldview and Scientific Creativity

    - Duck-Hwan Lee (President, The Korean Chemical Society)