Conferences / Workshops – Interpret Europe https://interpret-europe.net Serving all who use first-hand experiences to give natural and cultural heritage a deeper meaning Thu, 03 Sep 2020 07:14:53 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.1.2 https://interpret-europe.net/wp-content/uploads/2020/02/cropped-favicon-1-32x32.png Conferences / Workshops – Interpret Europe https://interpret-europe.net 32 32 NAI International conference 2015 https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2014/nai-international-conference-2015/ Thu, 21 Aug 2014 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/nai-international-conference-2015/ Read More]]> 3-7 May 2015 in Montreal, Canada

]]> AHI conference 2014 https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2014/ahi-conference-2014/ Thu, 21 Aug 2014 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/ahi-conference-2014/ Read More]]> Read More]]> Interpret Europe conference 2015: Sensitive heritage – sensitive interpretation https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2014/interpret-europe-conference-2015-sensitive-heritage-sensitive-interpretation/ Thu, 21 Aug 2014 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/interpret-europe-conference-2015-sensitive-heritage-sensitive-interpretation/ Read More]]> Read More]]> IE conference 2014: Interpretation and Tourism – Enhancing the tourist’s experience and benefitting host communities https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2014/ie-conference-2014-interpretation-and-tourism-enhancing-the-tourists-experience-and-benefitting-host-communities/ Fri, 09 May 2014 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2014/ie-conference-2014-interpretation-and-tourism-enhancing-the-tourists-experience-and-benefitting-host-communities/ Read More]]> Read More]]> AHI conference 2013: Interpretation – gaining inspiration from other fields https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2013/ahi-conference-2013-interpretation-gaining-inspiration-from-other-fields/ Sat, 10 Aug 2013 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2013/ahi-conference-2013-interpretation-gaining-inspiration-from-other-fields/ Read More]]> The theme will look at what interpretation can learn from other professions, and what interpretation can give to them, especially in relation to the tourism, marketing and architectural industries.
Highlights include visits to the newly revamped National Museum and the Royal Botanic Garden Edinburgh, a themed interpretative tour of the Scottish Whisky Experience and a themed costumed tour of the city’s World Heritage Centre delivered by Jackie Lee of Artemis Scotland.
Award-winning Bright 3D design company is running our pre-conference workshop: a master class in blurring the lines between branding, retail and interpretation to create seamless and holistic visitor experiences.
We have a fantastic line-up of speakers, including:
      *David Hicks, Edinburgh World Heritage Site, Shaping tourism and city identity through interpretation
      * Tom Ingrey-Counter, National Trust for Scotland, Battle of Bannockburn – an insight to cutting edge 3D digital design technology in interpretation
      * Evelyn Thurlby, the Visitor Attraction Company, Business planning strategies to keep interpretative attractions commercially sound and viable
      * Lorna Ewan, Historic Scotland, Stirling Castle – an insight into the innovative latest project from Historic Scotland
      * Carl Atkinson, National Resources Wales, Psychology, visitor studies and the theory of interpretation
      * James Carter and James Loxley, Linking literature to interpretation
      * David Masters, Imagemakers, Richard III – creating interpretation under the media spotlight
      * Hedley Swain, Arts Council England, Linking the world of art to the art of interpretation
      * Jo Scott, Heritage planning and interpretation, Taking interpretation to the high street
      * Forestry Commission Scotland, Developing a new holistic approach to interpretative visitor experiences
      * Michael Glen and Emily Scott, Musical Interpretation – linking interpretation with song
     
If you would are interested in presenting a delegate paper please contact Ruth Coulthard at conference@ahi.org.uk
To book your place just fill in the booking form and return it to the AHI Office – The Administrator, Association for Heritage Interpretation, 54 Balmoral Road, Gillingham, ME7 4PG. admin@ahi.org.uk, 0560 274 7737   
We look forward to welcoming you in Edinburgh!

]]> International Conference 2013 Sharing our natural and cultural heritage: interpretation can make us citizens of the world https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2013/international-conference-2013-sharing-our-natural-and-cultural-heritage-interpretation-can-make-us-citizens-of-the-world/ Fri, 14 Jun 2013 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/international-conference-2013-sharing-our-natural-and-cultural-heritage-interpretation-can-make-us-citizens-of-the-world/ Read More]]> Read More]]> Nordic-Baltic seminar on heritage interpretation https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2013/nordic-baltic-seminar-on-heritage-interpretation/ Thu, 13 Jun 2013 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/nordic-baltic-seminar-on-heritage-interpretation/ Read More]]> Read More]]> Europa Nostra UK – A conference and a celebration …. sea air and mountain views https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2013/europa-nostra-uk-a-conference-and-a-celebration-sea-air-and-mountain-views/ Sun, 07 Apr 2013 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2013/europa-nostra-uk-a-conference-and-a-celebration-sea-air-and-mountain-views/ Read More]]> As part of the Europa Nostra Jubilee celebrations, Europa Nostra UK, in association with Cadw, the National Trust and Interpret Europe, is holding its main 2013 meeting in the grand North Wales Resort of Llandudno, from 8th to 10th April. We hope you will come and enjoy the social and ‘holiday’, as well as the important heritage, aspects of the event.
Please find out more in the conference invitation (3.2 mb)
Registration form (British Pound)
Registration form (Euro)

]]> Industrial Heritage 2012 https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2012/industrial-heritage-2012/ Thu, 25 Oct 2012 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/industrial-heritage-2012/ Read More]]> Read More]]> AHI Conference 2012 https://interpret-europe.net/conferences-workshops/2012/ahi-conference-2012/ Mon, 17 Sep 2012 22:00:00 +0000 https://ie.chb.ba/uncategorized/2020/ahi-conference-2012/ Read More]]> Don’t miss the early bird discount – book before 21 September and save £40

The theme of this year’s conference focusses on visitor experience – and what interpretation makes a visit ‘great’ or ‘successful’. We’ll be joined by renowned experts to share their insights from projects around the world. This includes Tony Berry, Visitor Experience Director for the National Trust; Ruth Gill, Head of Interpretation for Historic Royal Palaces; Andrew McIntyre, leading interpretation evaluation expert; and Graham Black, interpretation consultant and academic. We will also be exploring award-winning visitor experiences, including Blists Hill Victorian Village and the Cold War Exhibition at RAF Cosford. And we couldn’t miss the opportunity to visit Much Wenlock, when the modern Olympics began.
The conference takes place at Hawkstone Park, near Shrewsbury, in beautiful Shropshire. Places are limited so book today! You’ll find the booking form on http://www.ahi.org.uk/www/events/event_details/69/ or contactadmin@ahi.org.uk
There are also many opportunities for members to showcase their companies including placing information in the delegate packs and displaying an exhibition stand – it’s a great chance to support the work of AHI and promote your business to delegates across the heritage sector. Please contact Ruth Coulthard on conference@ahi.org.uk for more details.

Pre-Conference Workshop

Evaluation – Interpretation, visitor behaviour and meaning-making with Andrew McIntyre
In this interactive workshop, you’ll learn the latest techniques in evaluation, drawing from the UK, Australia and New Zealand.  Delegates will work on frameworks and insight models to evaluate your own interpretation schemes. You’ll leave the workshop armed with simple, low cost techniques – and a host of questions to prompt discussions in your own organisations. Please note that this workshop is open to everyone, whether or not they are attending the conference. Find the booking form on http://www.ahi.org.uk/www/events/event_details/69/ or contact admin@ahi.org.uk

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