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Date: | Sun, 7 Apr 1996 18:59:41 +0000 |
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Richard Rabinowitz wrote:
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At some point in the evolution of this multilingual society,
> with many of us war babies and boomers getting up there, the fantasy of
> conventional text panels will come shattering down, and all those panels
> and adivce manuals will be relegated to the museum of museums. Let's
> find better ways of communicating with our visitors.
Right on, Richard!
The need for more accessible exhibits combines nicely with the value of
multi-sensory approaches to understanding messages.
A prerequisite, however, is that we design exhibits for the purpose of
communicating with a larger public than a closed community of subject
matter specialists.
--
Tom Vaughan \_ Cultural
The Waggin' Tongue \_ Resource
<[log in to unmask]> \_ Management,
11795 Road 39.2 \_ Interpretation,
Mancos, CO 81328 USA \_ Planning, &
(970) 533-1215 \_ Training
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