InterpNEWS
The
International Heritage Interpretation e-Magazine
Call for
Interpretation Articles
InterpNEWS is now accepting articles on heritage interpretation programs, research, and related interpretive topics for our July/August issue that we would need to receive before the 1st of June, 2016. InterpNEWS is the most widely read heritage interpretation magazine, reaching over 300,000 interpreters, agencies and organizations in 60 countries. Subscriptions to InterpNEWS, sent via PDF to your e-mail, are FREE - published as a service to the interpretive profession. You can read our current and back issues of InterpNEWS at: https://issuu.com/interpnews. You can visit the InterpNEWS web site page at: http://www.heritageinterp.com/interpnews.html
to learn more
about it as well.
Our May/June
issue will be sent out the first week of April. If you would like to receive this issue
just send me your e-mail and I will add you to our mailing list. Of course you can also find this issue
on https://issuu.com/interpnew. Again, subscriptions are FREE and you can
share issues with anyone you think would find its articles of
interest.
Some of the
interpretive topics we are looking for:
- Interpretation
for children.
- Interpretation
for handicap visitors.
-
Interpretive research and visitor studies.
- Interpreting
geology, landscapes and industrial heritage.
- Interpretation
in art museums.
- Interpreting
archaeological sites.
- New
interpretive media and technology.
- Living history
interpretive programs and demonstrations
- Interpreting
agriculture historic homes.
- Interpreting
cultural heritage (food, ceremonies, customs, etc.)
- Interpreting
astronomy
- Recruiting and
managing volunteer/docent programs.
- Any other
innovative and creative program, exhibits or experience you have developed that
you would like to
share with so many other museum and heritage site interpreters and
educators.
Articles can be
up to 4 typed pages (in WORD) and photos as jpegs. Send to us as a word document so we can cut and paste
to fit our format. Simple as
that. Visit the IN website page or
contact me if you're interested in having your work published in this upcoming
issue.
Cheers,
John
Veverka
IN
Publisher/Editor
Associate Editor
-
The Journal of
Interpretation Research (NAI).