Analysis of multi subject participation in innovation of science and technology museum exhibitions from an integrated perspective

As the core carrier and main form of science education and popularization in science museums, the innovation level, research and development quality, and exhibition level of science museum exhibitions directly affect the public's experience and sense of gain. Entering a new era and facing new requirements, science and technology museums are no longer able to meet the high-quality development requirements of the science and technology museum industry and the needs of the public solely based on their own innovation capabilities. It is urgent to integrate high-quality social resources to provide a continuous source of power for the research and development, innovation, and design of science and technology museum exhibitions. This article deeply analyzes the practical difficulties faced by multiple entities in participating in the innovation of science and technology museum exhibitions, introduces the theoretical model of integrated governance, analyzes its connotation and characteristics, explores the application value of this theory in science and technology museum exhibition innovation, and under the guidance of integrated governance theory, based on the research and development process of science and technology museum exhibitions, constructs a "one core, multiple" collaborative innovation framework system from three levels: horizontal aggregation, vertical optimization, and concrete responsibilities, which promotes the aggregation and integration of exhibition innovation elements such as policies, materials, theories, concepts, experts, technologies, experiences, and processes. In addition, combined with the research and development practice of science and technology museum exhibitions, the paper summarizes and analyzes the implementation path of multiple entities participating in science and technology museum exhibition innovation, in order to provide reference for science and technology museum exhibition research and development and exhibition innovation.