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Providing collection care, preservation and conservation treatment services to collectors and collecting institutions. |
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Online Museum Classes
Description: So much to say and so little space in which to say it. That is the dilemma when scripting an exhibition. How do you say what needs to be said in the space available? How do you even figure out how to limit the information in the first place? Discover the value of themes, tangibles, intangibles, and universals in writing exhibit text that visitors really want to read – and remember. Additional resources provided on font size and colors as well as label layout. Course Outline: 1. Types of Labels and Panels 2. Determining the Audience 3. Determining and Writing the "Big Idea" 4. Tangibles, Intangibles and Universals in Writing 5. Information versus Take Home Message 6. Sub-themes 7. Writing to Different Levels of Attention and Knowledge 8. "Grabbing" the Audience 9. Formative Evaluation 10. Hints and Resources on Label Design 11. Final Scripted Labels Posted Participants should come with an idea of an exhibit or panel to script. It can be an existing exhibit that needs to be re-written or an exhibit in the planning that needs a script. Course Book: Required: Designing Interpretive Signs. Moscardo, Gianna,Roy Ballantyne, and Karen Hughes. Fulcrum Publishing, 2007. Optional: Exhibit Labels. Serrell, Beverly. Alta Mira Press 1996. Logistics: Participants in Scripting the Exhibit work through sections on their own. Materials and resources include online literature, slide lectures and dialog between students and the instructor through online forums. Scripting the Exhibit runs four weeks. To reserve a spot in the course, please pay at http://www.collectioncare.org/tas/tas.html If you have trouble please contact Helen Alten at helen@collectioncare.org
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