Unfortunately, heritage interpretation is often seen as an easy, and affordable, mitigation measure to a range of development approaches and it continues to frequently be held as incidental to the design process, or in some cases as simply a tick-box exercise. Consider value for money, futureproofing with flexible or reusable tools and ongoing maintenance needs.

Finally, interpretation needs to encompass good storytelling to impress and foster greater empathy and responsibility for all cultural heritage. Being independent will mean they will take an objective view of all the issues, helping you develop cost-effective solutions to suit your needs and those of your audiences. This new edition of Tilden's seminal work will continue to influence and inspire all interpreters, serving as a vital interpretive training reference for another fifty years. They provoke peoples’ curiosity and interest by relating the site or objects to the participants’ own knowledge, experience, background and values.In this case, you may want to think about other ways of bringing heritage and interpretation to people in places that they might go to beyond the heritage site. Across the country, more and more communities not only expect but demand that projects that impact their daily lives, whether through physical or visual change, be done with a greater consideration of design and include the story of Place and People .

Participants are encouraged to ensure that they can allocate time between the webinars to undertake the ‘at home’ activities. Use a translator who regularly speaks both languages to ensure that the translation is colloquial rather than literal. You might also need to use designers for spatial layouts or graphics to help you visualise your ideas. This virtual course will take place over 6-weeks and will be run online through a series of virtual lectures, ‘at home’ activities, and participatory discussion. Your local planning authority can advise if planning permission is required for outdoor panels or audio posts, etc.We provide compassionate and reliable language services for social service agencies, facilitating communication between providers and clients to guarantee access to essential support and resources. The Museum of Oxford wanted to avoid the waste often generated by temporary exhibitions and ensure its procurement practices were socially and environmentally responsible.