From the Smithsonian Museums
Carrie Kotcho is the Acting Associate Director for Audience Engagement and the A. James Clark Director of Education and Impact at the National Museum of American History (NMAH). Carrie directs the work of teams responsible for interpretive planning, programs, visitor services, digital products, instructional design, preK-12 resources, accessibility, inclusion/diversity, and civic engagement. She also leads the development of innovative digital learning resources used by millions of teachers, students, and parents each year, including Smithsonian’s History Explorer, the Museum’s web portal for K-12 educators, and Ripped Apart: A Civil War Mystery, an iPad game that helps middle-schoolers understand the Civil War from multiple perspectives.
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