Seminar & Workshop :: Exhibition Evaluation: Strategies for Implementing the Results of Visitor Studies
last updated: 2009-07-06 09:10:36| When | July 10-11, 2009 |
| Type | ASTC Rap Onsite Workshop |
| Event Website | http://www.astc.org/profdev/raps/index.htm |
| Host | The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens |
| Funder | Association of Science & Technology Centers (ASTC) |
Exhibition Evaluation: Strategies for Implementing the Results of Visitor Studies
Does evaluation seem too costly, too time-consuming, or worse, not
worthwhile? This RAP presents two recent projects in which evaluation
played a critical role in exhibition development through assessing visitor
engagement and comprehension. The exhibitions, one botanical and one
historical, each went on to receive the Excellence in Exhibitions awards
from the American Association of Museums, in part due to the evaluation
process.
In this intensive workshop, you will visit both exhibitions and make direct
links between them and how staff used evaluation to meet their own goals,
implement specific changes spurred by evaluation, and the processes the
evaluators used that supported exhibition development.
Use this professional training RAP to learn about the methods, pitfalls, and
actions taken by the development teams with the goal of developing clear
strategies for evaluating your own exhibitions.
Host:
The Huntington Library, Art Collections, and Botanical Gardens
San Marino, CA
For more information and to register, contact Kitty Connolly at kconnolly@huntington.org.
For more professional development opportunities and resources, visit
http://www.astc.org/profdev/index.htm.
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Do you have a great idea for a RAP?
Please contact Wendy Hancock me about how you can hostyour own RAP!
Wendy Hancock
Manager, Exhibition Services
Association of Science-Technology Centers
1025 Vermont Avenue NW, Suite 500
Washington, DC 20005-6301 USA
202/783-7200 x117 Fax 202/783-7207
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