Presentations and workshops
The following are presentations and workshops that were selected.
This is not a final list and will be subject to change.
Title |
| Presenter |
| The Infernal Emotions: Anger, Fear, and Emotional Resilience in Interpreters | S. Marisol Asselta, Puerto Rico | |
Heritage Interpretation for Senior Audiences (HISA) Handbook | Marie Avellino & Geoge Cassar, Malta, | |
| Sensitive integration of people and wildlife for mutual benefit | Marie Banks, UK | |
Revisiting the Experience: Increasing Interpretive Value with Visitor Journey Mapping |
| Jane Beattie & |
| Interpretation for visitors with special needs | Markus Blank, Austria | |
| Heritage Interpretation in the CEE Countries - Building a network of professionals | Arpad Böczén, Piroska Varga, Antonia Imre, Zsuzsa Berecz, Hungary | |
| Commemoration and memorialization of the Berlin Wall victims | Roberta Caldas Macedo, Brasil | |
Darkness into light: Interpreting crime scene images from NSW Police Forensic Photography Archive |
| Nerida Campbell & |
Reaching Consensus on International Standards in Interpretation |
| Margo Carlock, USA & |
Looking for the source - where does heritage interpretation come from? |
| James Carter, UK & |
Is telling the stories of conflict an obstacle to building peace? |
| Susan Cross, UK |
Controlling Meaning? The impact of ‘preferred readings’ on identity work and mutual understanding |
| Nicole Deufel, UK |
| Active heritage communities in interpretation of hidden cultural heritage of Slovenian countryside | Marjana Dolšina | |
Helping local communities to research and record their war memorials |
| Sarah Douglas & |
| Supersensitive! Interpreting the troubled past and the promising future of Waitawa | Michelle Edge, New Zealand | |
Nature interpretation: narratives v total immersion |
| Angus Forbes, Germany |
Perceived Atmosphere: a way to capture and analyse visitor perceptions of exhibition environments. |
| Regan Forrest, Canada |
| Secret Museums “Shunga”: Sex and Sensitivities | Stuart Frost, Australia | |
Defusing culture clash in Sydney, Australia |
| Egle Garrick & |
Identifying local community's values as a basis for Agro Tourism planning and interpretation |
| Dalit Gasul, Israel |
| Conflict of interpretations: Andean cultural heritage versus commercialization and centralism | Marta Kania, Poland | |
Pagan cultural heritage interpretation in rural tourism and Christian church: growing conflict |
| Valeria Klitsounova, Belarus |
Challenges and potential of pre-Islamic heritage interpretation of the Dilmun burial mounds |
| Elena Kragulj, Bahrain |
| Analysis of thematic battlefield interpretation at Kinmen National Park in Taiwan | Hui-Nien Lin, Taiwan | |
Implementing ideas as interpretive agents |
| Thorsten Ludwig, Germany |
| Evaluation: an interpreter's little helper | Evarist March, Spain & Sandy Colvine, France & Valya Stergioti, Greece | |
| Sensitive nature for insensitive people? … Or insensitive interpreters? | Evarist March, Spain | |
Affective displays in museums - issues of multimodal interpretation strategies |
| Zeljka Miklosevic, Croatia |
Does interpretation create a change in visitors' behavior? |
| Eyal Mitrani, Israel |
| The USA at War: Defending Democracy in World Wars but at War Internally over Racism | Angelo Munsel | |
Interpretation used as an important tool for dissemination a large nature area |
| Lars Nygaard, Denmark |
| Caernarfon - interpreting an English castle of conquest in Wales | David Penberthy, UK | |
Why temporary interpretation is sensitive interpretation for nature sites |
| Peter Phillipson, UK |
| Interpreting political culture in the context of a national heritage: values, visions, disruptions | Dorota Pietrzyk-Reeves, Poland | |
| Communication of National Parks - Underlying assumptions and concepts in guided tours in Germany | Karoline Pöggel, Germany | |
| Geo Project Day in the Karavanke Geopark (Interpretation in Education) | Lenka Rojs & Mojca Bedjanič, Slovenia | |
Interpreting heritage: creating interactive mobile multimedia tours in sensitive heritage |
| Ilse Rombout, Netherlands |
| A preferred future through a narrative approach based on place based Interpretation | Poul Hjulmann Seidler, Denmark | |
| Can heritage interpretation promote peace and democracy? Interpreting the modern heritage of Cyprus | Emilia Siandou, Cyprus | |
| Dragon Routes in the Balkan region - presentation with interactive workshop | Iva Silla, Croatia & Manuela Graf, Serbia | |
Historical clue hunt - An Alternative to Guided Tours within International Study Programs |
| Claudiu Silvestru & Stefan Wedrac, Austria |
Interpretation on carnivores in Sweden |
| Per Sonnvik, Sweden |
| Nature Interpretation in Ukraine: Experience of Training for Trainers for Protected Area Staff. | OlenaTarasova-Krasiieva, Ukraine | |
| I’m Not Polish: My Discovery of Identity | LeoraTec, USA | |
Time to lose the time line? Questions of narrative, storytelling and emotion |
| Kev Theaker, UK |
| Competence oriented training and education in heritage interpretation: the InHerit approach to embed interpretation in European policies. | Guy Tilkin, Belgium & Patrick Lehnes, Germany | |
Seals a conflict issue – How should it be interpreted? |
| Charlotte Bie Thøstesen, Denmark |
| Trouble at t’mill: interpreting industrial working lives in heritage attractions. | Roger White, UK | |
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