By Jennifer Borland Reposted from YourEvalPal When I saw this article come through my feed this morning I said “yes, yes, and more yes!”: Posters – They’re Not Just for Conferences Anymore! Having written many a 50+ page report only to have it go un-read, and therefore ultimately unused, I’ve become a firm believer in […]
Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation
By Jennifer Borland Reposted from YourEvalPal I was so thrilled to co-present a workshop today at the National Council on Public History’s annual conference/meeting in Indianapolis along with VSA, Vice President for Professional Development, Elee Wood. Our 4-hour workshop, entitled Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation in Public History: Purpose, Process and Implementation, covered background […]
“Strategic Change in a Time of Uncertainty” Receives Kudos from National Black Programming Consortium
REA’s Scott Burg‘s latest blog received a powerful endorsement from the National Black Programming Consortium. The blog is part of an ongoing research project to document organizational development at KQED, San Francisco, a member station of PBS. You can read the latest post here and follow the series here.
“Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation in Public History”
Meet Jennifer Borland, Weds., April 19, 8:00 am – 12:00 pm at the Implementation workshop of the National Council on Public History workshop: “Principles of Audience Research and Evaluation in Public History: Purpose, Process, and Implementation.” There is a $45 fee to register for the workshop, which will be held at the The Westin Indianapolis […]
NIH SciEd conference
Kristin Bass and Ruchita Patel will be at the NIH SciEd conference May 30th – June 2nd in Washington DC. Looking forward to seeing everyone there!!!