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Hi folks,
 
Looking for a few more articles for the Jan/Feb issue of InterpNEWS.   For 
example, articles on:
 
- New exhibit technology.
- Climate change interpretation
- Interpretive research and visitor studies results
- Community interpretation
- Zoo and arboretum interpretation
- Interpretation strategies for children
- Interpretation for handicap visitors
- Interpretation using food, music.
- Interpretation in Art Museums - Art Interpretation in general.
- Interpretive theater and costumed interpretation.
- New interpretive products (media, AV, cell phone).
- Using and keeping volunteers.
- Any other interesting interpretive topic.
 
InterpNEWS reaches over 152,000  interpreters, museums, agencies and 
organizations in 31 countries.  It is a  FREE interpretive e-magazine!  Articles 
would need to be received around  the 1st of December.
 
In the Jan/Feb 2015 issue so far:
                                                                            
                                      
 
- Holistic interpretive guide  training enables the institution as well as 
the guide. Jon Kohl    
- Sir Arthur Conan Doyle Exhibition  (Interpretation) - Museum of London.   
  
- Creating  a Zoosical at the Minnesota Zoo. Jennifer  L. Warg     
- A new  collection  of color digital nature photographs is now available - 
FREE. Chip Francke    
- European  Costumed Live Interpretation. Martine Teunissen     
- A quick review of the Seminario  Permanente de Museologia en America 
Latina (Mexico) J. Veverka     
- Advancements in Interpretive  Planning...Concepts for What Interpretation 
"Can Be"!  J. Veverka     
- Interpretive  Tip: If it is called a visitor center, how come some of the 
people working there  are not more  visitor-centered?  Patrick  Barry, 
Certified Interpretive Trainer              
-  A Tale  of Two Interpretive Text Passages -  Dr Stephen Bitgood.         
 
If you would like to contribute to this  issue please feel free to contact 
me.  If you would like to receive  InterpNEWS just send me your e-mail.  
Note that IN is sent as a e-mail PDF  attachment so your e-mail needs to be 
able to accept large attachments (up to  around 8 MB), like gmail, yahoo, aol, 
hotmail, etc. 
Cheers, 
Prof. John  Veverka 
Certified Interpretive  Planner/Trainer 
IN  Publisher/Editor 
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