The Inter Edge -Volume One/Issue Three/1994

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Publicación especializada en comunicación interpretativa, con muchas aplicaciones a la actividad turística de naturaleza y cultural. Esta escrita en un ingles fácil por los tecnicismos. Editada por John Veverka, uno de los gurús en el tema.

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The International Journal on Innovation. Thecnology, and Cutting Edge Thought for Interpretive Comunication

Inside This Issue

From the Editor 5 Designers, Academics and the Need for a Commom “Language”

By Erich Kadow York, United Kingdom

 

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WindReach Farm – Interpretation for Special Needs Group

By Catherine Gillespie

 

7 It Was In The Cards!

By Scott R. Ford

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Welcome to New Editors

By Becca Hanson, David Roberts and Laura Mumaw

 

8 The Role of Interpretation in the New York Heritage Area System

By Marcia Osterhout Kees

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A 5000 Year Old Culture is Poised and Ready for Interpretation

By John Veverka and Ju-Hee Lee

 

10 InterpEdege to Offer Section for “Referred Research” Articles!

By IE Editor John Veverka

 

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Chief Cook and Bottle Washer! Interpreting History from a Different Point of View

By Debra Reid

 

 

13 Building Outdoor Enviroments That Serve as an Interpretative Resource

By Serena Shapiro

 

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High Tech Slideshows – Putting a New Twist on an Old Technology

By Ron Walker

 

16 Porcelain Enamel Outdoor Interpretive Panels: What You Get is More Than You See

By Marck Winsor

 

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Rent A Rambling  Naturalist

By Wil and Sarah Reding

19 What Happens  When Your Interpretive Feature  Melts?

By Don Follows

 

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An Overview of the 1994 International Seminar on Enviromental Interpretation and Rural Tourism Conference- Pamplona, Spain

By Arturo Crosby

20 Millstone Bluff: Heritage Resource Protection Using Public Interpretation

By Daniel R. Haas

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Interpretation as a Management Tool

By John Veverka

 

22 Designing Up to ADA

by Kevin Ryden and Elizabeth Bumpas

 

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Activity Finder: A System to Locate Natural Resource Education Materials

By Angela Higgs

26 Professional Development Opportunities for Learning How to Obtain Visitor Input

By Stephen C. Bitgood

 

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Please Touch! Designing Tactile Models and Exhibits for Visually Impaired Visitors

By Rebecca Fuller

28 Can Interpretive Exhibitions Change People´s Perception of an Ecosystem?

By Stephen Bitfood, Arlene Benefiels and Sherri Lankford

 

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The PACEsetter Zagas: What is a Zaga? Interpreting Management Practices

By William C. Beckner

 

32 It May Be Classified but It´s Not a Secret Anymore
Talking Trails: Innovation with Simplicity Gives Nature a Boost

By Bill Wernsing

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The Inter Edge -Volume One/Issue Three/1994

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