The new tool is aimed at encouraging young people to engage with art and exhibits in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum 📱
My Stories is an interactive learning tool aimed at encouraging young people to engage with art and exhibits in Kelvingrove Art Gallery and Museum - even allowing them to digitally overlay speech bubbles or emojis on paintings, reports our sister title The Herald.
She added:"We can't rest on our laurels because this is an amazing museum but it's not an amazing museum to everyone so we have to ensure we meet all needs." Lianna added:"The whole project is about connection, connecting people to a place that they may never have gone to." At Bellahouston Academy 60% of pupils are from a BAME background and so, Mr Macdonald said, encouraging access to places pupils might not otherwise visit is vital.
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