El Australian National Museum of Education (ANME). Treinta años reivindicando el patrimonio histórico-educativo en Australia
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Abstract
El Australian National Museum of Education se ha convertido en uno de los principales espacios museísticos sobre patrimonio histórico-educativo en Oceanía. Situado en la University of Canberra (Camberra, ACT), cuenta con una trayectoria de treinta años al servicio de la conservación, estudio y divulgación de fuentes y colecciones relacionadas con la historia de la educación en Australia. En el presente trabajo nos centramos en destacar su evolución y en destacar su papel a nivel museológico, museográfico, investigador y de gestión patrimonial.
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