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Heritage  Interpretation Training Center
New course for Gallery Tour Guides
A  Curators guide for helping their docents/volunteers create truly
interpretive  gallery tours for Art and Traditional Museums.
Techniques  for revealing the hidden stories and meanings in art and
artifacts for  presenting dynamic and inspirational interpretive tour experiences
for your  visitors.
12 Units, 2 CEU  Credits
Course Tuition:  $200.00

_www.heritageinterp.com/a_curators_guide_for_developing_gallery_tours.html_
(http://www.heritageinterp.com/a_curators_guide_for_developing_gallery_tours
.html)
While  gallery tours by docents/volunteers are a staple at art museums and
traditional  museums as well, most education curators would like the tour to
be more than a  "Wikipedia" tour of "just the facts".  Interpretive tours
are focused on a theme and revealing a story to the  visitors - with
objectives (outcomes) they want the tour to actually  accomplish.  This training
course  will help curators help prepare their docents for tours  that:
1. Have an  interpretive theme.
2. Have  accomplishable objectives.
3. Has about 7  tour stops, each of which illustrate the main interpretive
theme.
4. Use  interpretive communications structure for each stop (provoke,
relate and  reveal).
5. Use the  techniques of tangibles and intangibles in their  presentation.
6. Encourage the  use of multiple senses to relate to visitors.
7. Have a  provocative introduction and then ending conclusion summary for
the  tour.
8. Have as much  "inspiration" as "information".
9. Leave the  visitors asking for more (when's your next tour?).
Learn  more about the course here on YouTube:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f38Y7mqILYw
Start the course  at any time, complete the course at your own pace.
If you have any  questions please feel free to get in touch.
John  Veverka
Director,  HITC
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http://www.heritageinterp.com/interpretive_training_center_course_catalogue_
.html

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