Yen-Ju Lin, Ph.D. is a museum art educator, instructional technologist, researcher, graphic designer, and a feminist. Lin worked at the Department of Education, Exhibition, and Information Services at the National Palace Museum (NPM), 2010-2011. Her work at the NPM involves curating new educational media for translating ancient museum artifacts into meaningful narratives for museum visitors. Her dissertation, Designing with Information and Communications Technologies for Event Potential in an Art Museum Context, is an action research that aims to understand the process of designing event potentials with information and communications technologies (ICTs) in a museum context. Her research interest is centered in instructional design and digital technology in art education.
