Institute for Learning Innovation
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From: Donovan@ILINET on 03/24/2000 11:16 AM


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Subject:  Institute for Learning Innovation - Workshops in LA

The Institute for Learning Innovation is offering two two-day workshops in Los
Angeles, California.  The workshops will take place at the Natural History
Museum of Los Angeles County, June 2 & 3, 2000 and at the California Science
Center, June 5 & 6, 2000.  Hope to see you there!
Visit our Web site for more information and to download a registration form
http://www.ilinet.org.

Developing Innovative Programs & Materials
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
June 2 & 3, 2000
Faculty: Lynn Dierking and Kathryn Foat
Explore current learning theories and practical applications through interactive
activities  guided  by  a  learning  researcher and materials/program developer.
Learn  innovative  strategies for developing programs and learning resources for
families, other museum visitors and outreach audiences.


Evaluating Educational Programs & Materials
California Science Center
June 5 & 6, 2000
Faculty: Lynn Dierking and Jessica Luke
Learn    techniques   to   apply   evaluation   strategies   to   improve   your
programs/exhibitions.  Work with professional program evaluators to learn how to
frame  meaningful  and  realistic  questions.  Gain  practical experience with a
variety of methods and techniques to use at your institution.


Workshops are held in Cooperation with the Museum Educators of Southern
California

Seminar fees: $300 After May 5 $325
Save  20%  off  the second workshop when you attend both.  Bring two people from
your  institution  and  receive  this  discount on both of your workshops.  MESC
members receive a  20% discount on either workshop.
Visit  our  Web  site  for  more information and to download a registration form
http://www.ilinet.org,  or  contact Elizabeth Donovan [log in to unmask] or call
(410) 268.5149.

The  Institute for Learning Innovation is a non-profit organization committed to
understanding  and  facilitating  free-choice  learning. One way we achieve this
mission  is  through  learning  workshops,  publications  &  seminars which make
current  research  findings  accessible to practitioners working in the field of
free-choice learning.

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