In our interviews we can clearly see some common features. The children liked the museum we chose to visit and do our interviews at and liked to run around and play with things (this also became clear by just observing). The interaction that the museum offered was appreciated. The adults also liked to interact. It was even seen as an alternative to an indoor playground by one parent.
But the children didn't really in their opinion learn all that much, although several parents thought the children were learning things subconsciously and maybe the museum gave birth to a new interest for natural sciences among the children.
When we arrived we all saw that there was an app that worked as some kind of guide for the museum, and we downloaded it, but in our interviews it became clear that not many others had seen it. Of all the people we talked to (several more than the ones transcribed on the blog) only two had seen the app and no one had downloaded it. The people who has seen it either didn't have a phone that was functioning enough to download the app or thought it wouldn't be helpful. Because of our target group we quickly came to the conclusion that an application would be the wrong approach for us.
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