Interpretation Mini Course Series (NEW)
Take this new mini course series on interpretive messaging—designed for museum, gallery, heritage, and tourism professionals.
Interpretation is a type of communication that connects visitors with places, people, and objects in meaningful ways. It can take many forms such as tours, exhibits, programs, or interactive displays.
Interpretive communication is mission-driven and engaging—it shares information in ways that spark curiosity and reflection. It’s a powerful approach for deepening understanding and enriching visitor experiences.
This mini-course series explores how interpretive messaging can bring your mission to life. Designed for professionals in museums, galleries, heritage, and tourism settings, it offers practical tools to create messages that truly connect with visitors.
$60 CAD per course
$150 CAD for all three courses
1.5 hours per course
4.5 hours for all three courses (including breaks)
The three mini-courses build progressively — you can take one or all.
Interp 101: Introduction to Interpretive Messaging
- Learn about different approaches to planning interpretation
- Practice identifying interpretive opportunities
Interp 102: Creating Interpretive Messages
- Learn the difference between topics and themes
- Practice developing themes, goals and objectives
Interp 103: Evaluating Interpretive Messages
- Learn how to identify when interpretive communication is working well
- Practice evaluating the effectiveness of interpretive messages
Details:
Register for one, two, or all three courses running on the following dates.
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