Studies on Science Popularization
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2023, 18(1): 42-50
• Science Popularization Capacity •
Reflections on the Construction of Socialized Mechanisms for Collaboration in the Modern Science and Technology Museum System
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Mo Xiaodan1, Ma Yugang1
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1 China Science and Technology Museum, Beijing 100101
doi: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2023.01.007
Outline
It is an inevitable choice for the modern science and technology museum system to provide high-quality science popularization services to the public through establishing socialized mechanisms for collaboration, as well as broad participation from social forces is to be mobilized, to effectively integrate science popularization resources. An examination of the socialized collaborative practices of different components in the science and technology museum system is conducted by utilizing systems theory, synergetics, and social capital theory as analytical tools. On the base of the formation mechanisms of multi-subjects coordination in the science and technology museum system, the development strategies can be drawn as follows:attracting multiple subjects in the construction of the science and technology museums, developing financing channels for the mobile science and technology facilities, improving the structure of the social collaborative platform in the digital science and technology museum, strengthening internal and external linkage mechanism, and building evaluation mechanisms for social collaboration, with the hope to provide a reference for the construction of the science and technology museum system and the path exploration of a widely socialized science popularization pattern.
modern science and technology museum system
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socialized collaboration
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systems theory
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synergetics
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social capital theory.
Mo Xiaodan, Ma Yugang.
Reflections on the Construction of Socialized Mechanisms for Collaboration in the Modern Science and Technology Museum System[J].
Studies on Science Popularization,
2023
, 18
(1)
: 42
-50
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DOI: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2023.01.007
Year 2023 volume 18 Issue 1
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doi: 10.19293/j.cnki.1673-8357.2023.01.007
- Receive Date:2022-03-31
- Online Date:2026-09-17