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Book SynopsisIntroduction. Transformative museum experiences at a time of transformation.- Part 1: Juxtaposition and the liminal exhibit - Inevitable and surprising, at the same time.- Attachments in museum experience design. Displaying relationships and networks of public urban heritage.- Designing “One-minute” experiences.- Part 2: The changing museum: Structure, social role and relationships.- Transformative experience design in science and technology centres and museums; assumption shifts, co-curation, polyvocality and controversies.- Discovering volunteers as an essential community of practice in small museums in the Netherlands.- Third space literacies and museum learning.- Exhibiting conflict as a transformative strategy: Writing contemporary history with the local community.- Ochre painting workshops as a tool for interactive and sensory museum learning.- Part 3: Supporting technologies.- Preserving immersive experiences as transformative museum experiences.- The Phygital museum ecosystem: Pushing comfort zone boundaries in the visitor museum experience.- Seeing art through the eye of the algorithm: Artificial intelligence in the museum.- Artificial exchange: Chatbots and the ethics of museum experience design.
