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Apr 10, 2024 · About ten years ago, park and historic site planners in Canada began expanding the classic Interpretive Master Planning process into a larger and more holistic planning methodology called the Visitor Experience (VE) Strategy.
- About Don Enright
Don Enright has been an interpreter for forty years, and has...
- Don Enright
My name is Don Enright. I’m a freelance interpretive planner...
- About Don Enright
May 14, 2022 · My name is Don Enright. I’m a freelance interpretive planner and visitor experience advisor: I work collaboratively with parks, historic sites, museums, aquariums and other organizations to help bring their stories to life. Here’s what I do: Interpretive planning; Exhibit pre-design and content development; Interpretive writing
Don Enright has been an interpreter for forty years, and has no plans to quit. He is a successful independent interpretive planner and writer known for his thought-provoking blog, The Art of Visitor Experience here at donenright.com.
Jun 18, 2016 · Goals: The Definition of Success. by Don Enright in Planning, Visitor Experience on June 18, 2016. A primer on the setting of goals. A few years ago, I was involved with the organization of a giant event. It was a one-day outdoor festival and concert in a big city.
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- An Online Introduction to Planning, Writing, and Evaluating Interpretive Signs.
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I hope to offer it again next year. To be notified of this and other courses, please send me a message via my website here.
This is a practical introduction to the basics of creating signs: visual experiences for your audience that are attractive, brief, clear—and effective. A good sign is one that gratifies the audience and meets your goals. We will investigate creative ways to achieve both ends, from planning through execution.
Types of wayside signs, and how an interpretive approach enhances them allThe planning process: understanding your goals, your audiences, and your logistical environmentInterpretive writing: how to say the right words, in the right way, within an extremely concise mediumUsing images, illustrations, and infographics, and how to work effectively with graphic designersThis course uses a combination of interactive webinars and online work between the webinars involving study and quizzes. There is also a practicum assignment in which you draft text for an interpretive sign and submit it for feedback from Don.
Learn how to plan, write, and evaluate interpretive signs for your audience and goals in this online workshop with Don Enright, a freelance interpretive planner and writer. The course includes interactive webinars, quizzes, feedback, and a practicum assignment.
Don Enright is a freelance interpretive planner and writer with over 30 years experience in the field. Don’s interpretive writing has appeared in national parks, national historic sites, zoos, aquariums, and science centres across Canada. Learn more about Don at his website, donenright.com.
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Don Enright has been a birder, nature photographer, and general nature nerd since the age of 11. Don has worked as an interpretive naturalist for City of Calgary Parks, Capital Regional District Parks, and Alberta Parks.
