Body language is defined as ‘the conscious and unconscious movements and postures by which attitudes and feelings are communicated’. When we talk about body language… Read More »How to use body language to create engagement
INTRODUCTION You may remember Samantha Boffin as she was my first guest on the show (Episode 21) and now she is the first guest to… Read More »What we can learn from improv with Samantha Boffin
INTRODUCTION Awe is an emotion that can be triggered by being around something larger than yourself, that’s not immediately understandable. It’s that feeling… Read More »6 Ways to Create Awe-Inspiring Experiences with Art and Objects
INTRODUCTION For our thirtieth episode, I’m delighted to be talking to Catherine Chastney. Catherine is an art educator and owner of social enterprise… Read More »Art and Dementia with Catherine Chastney
SUMMARY Although I’d love to have a crystal ball and see into the future, I can’t predict what is going to happen in… Read More »13 Ways to Make your Online Experiences More Engaging and Interactive
The Art Engager Podcast Trailer Welcome to The Art Engager podcast! This podcast here to help educators, guides and creatives engage their audiences with art,… Read More »Introducing The Art Engager Podcast
After you’ve become an expert at using all the standard elements of Zoom (chat, breakout rooms, whiteboard, annotation and polls), you might want to progress… Read More »Tech Tools To Try Out with Online Art Discussions
On a guided museum experience your voice is your instrument, your tool. Like an actor who can produce many different ‘voices’, we can also learn… Read More »Simple Tips for Looking After your Voice
How often do you think about how you position yourself on a guided tour? And how you position the group too? It can make all… Read More »Positioning on Guided Tours
On a guided tour, using an approach that appeals to all or some of the senses will help you to make your tour experiences more… Read More »Sensory Experiences on Guided Tours