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Bring to class: One item that is something from nature that you love. This can be something that is representative, like a leaf or a seed pod, animal bones, a fishing pole, or even a photo on their phone of the object or a favorite place. We are going to use this to guide you through drafting an interpretive program.
Required Pre-Lecture Reading
No required reading, however, you are encouraged to take the Eppley Center Course on Foundations of Interpretation. (free) Directions to sign up for the course are at the bottom of this page.
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Article by Christen Miller - What Interpretation Means
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Directions to Take the free Eppley course on Foundations of Interpretation.
Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands partners with recreation, park and public lands organizations in order to enhance access, choice and quality of natural, cultural and recreational experiences.: You can find Foundations of Interpretation here
Select “Create an IU guest account”
Follow the instructions provided
Once you’ve successfully logged on, select "Eppley Center for Parks and Public Lands"
Select "Foundations of Interpretation"
“Enroll Now” then
“Enroll in Course” then
“Go to Canva Course”
The course takes around 30-40 minutes and contains opportunities to dig deeper into some of the content with links to pdf’s and other courses. We are only recommend that you complete the Foundations, but encourage you to do more if time allows.
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