As a knowledge transfer group (GTC) at the University of Murcia, Laboratorio Temporal's ultimate goal is to find the right formula to revive history. To do this, we promote the understanding of the past through engaging communication and didactic dissemination techniques. Because history doesn't have to be boring and should reach all audiences.
What are our working tools?
The equipment used in this laboratory is as simple as it is powerful:
photographs, which allow you to travel through time,
illustrations that bring the past to life,
maps that connect you with remote places,
texts that tell without overwhelming,
objects that contain stories,
and above all, good questions to answer.
Some of our experiments are:
Elaboración del proyecto museológico y museográfico del nuevo museo de la conserva en Alcantarilla
Supervision of the Museographic Project and Content Selection for the Remodeling of the Ethnological Museum of the Huerta (Alcantarilla)
PreteritUM seeks to promote scientific culture and the development of critical thinking through history and its scientific method in Secondary Education and Baccalaureate
Dirección facultativa de los trabajos museográficos de reforma del recorrido exterior del Museo Etnológico de la Huerta de Murcia en Alcantarilla.
Design of Content and Educational Strategies for the Immersive Virtual Reality Videogame 'Carthago Nova
Educational research to evaluate the educational potential of the video game "The Mystery of Ricote's Parcel".
Educational research to evaluate the educational potential of the audiovisuals produced by Fundación Integra
Design of the board game "Los Amos del Foro" for the Regional Museum Service of the Region of Murcia
There are numerous occasions when we take the laboratory to the streets through various outreach activities.
Conference ‘Past, History and Memory: Did What Happened, Happen?
Talk at the Week of Scientific Culture in Molina de Segura
Course ‘Another Way to Learn? Yes, Alternative Pedagogical Models in Early Childhood, Primary, Secondary Education
UNIMAR Course 2019
Conference by Laura Arias and Alejandro Egea at the Autonomous University of Madrid
Conference at the Autonomous University of Madrid