Dear Angela,

At the Visitor Studies Association (VSA) Conference this past summer, Gianna
Moscardo of James Cook University in Queensland, Australia, gave a talk
about a formative evaluation of an interpretive brochure she worked on for
use on a self-guided tour of the Great Barrier Reef.  I believe this paper
might be helpful to you.

My apologies for not being able to tell you how exactly you might get a hold
of this study, but I'm hoping other VSA members who remember this paper and
who read this list will jump in and point the way!

Sincerely,

Kirsten Sabina Buchner, M.A.
Senior Research Associate
Institute for Learning Innovation
166 West Street
Annapolis, MD  21401
tel (410) 268-5149
fax (410) 268-2179



From: Angela Roberts <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Self-guided brochures/tours
Date: Mon, 25 Oct 1999 18:38:37 -0400

Please forgive any cross-postings.

I am working on a self-guided interpretive brochure for our historic
gardens and decorative arts collections.  As part of the team process of
"buy-in" and conceptualization with the rest of my institution's staff,
I am looking for  (1) good examples of a self-guided printed tour and/or
(2) articles and/or evaluation studies of the effectiveness of a
self-guided printed tour(s).  If you have any or know of any, I would
appreciate your sharing.

Thanks!

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