This course begins with an introduction to exhibition theory, offering historical perspectives and key concepts that have shaped the field. Students will delve into the mechanisms of knowledge transfer within cultural and scientific sectors, examining how exhibitions serve as powerful mediums for disseminating information. Through detailed case studies, the course highlights successful examples of knowledge transfer via exhibitions. A significant portion of the course is dedicated to crossmedia exhibitions, exploring their development, implementation, and impact as both applied research and cultural practice. Practical applications are also covered, equipping students with the skills to design and evaluate exhibitions focused on effective knowledge transfer.

This course builds on theoretical foundations to explore the practical applications of knowledge transfer and storytelling. Students will analyze real-world examples of crossmedia exhibitions, gaining insights into their development as applied research and cultural practice. The course includes a comparative study of various approaches to crossmedia storytelling within the cultural and creative sectors, allowing students to understand the nuances and effectiveness of different methods. This practical focus ensures that students can see how theoretical ideas are implemented, providing valuable insights for creating engaging narratives in museum and exhibition settings.