Heritage together!
Zsuzsa Tolnay (KÖME) and Alexander Colvine held a common workshop discussing what “meaning” can be if we speak about interpretive learning landscapes. They introduced newly developed exercised that can be used for further trainings within the Interpret Europe network.
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Interpretive planning is a structured approach in designing communication at heritage sites like museums, monuments, national parks, etc. KÖME organises a course in interpretive planning for the first time in Hungary.
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Four Hungarian interpretation experts participated the Certified Interpretive Guide training of Interpret Europe this July.
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KÖME – Association of Cultural Heritage Managers and KON-TIKI Interpretive consultation, training and evaluation (Lüneburg, DE) developed together an educational program in natural and cultural heritage interpretation to cover.
The program, running between 2014 and 2015 contained trainings, open study trips and the publishing of a handbook on heritage interpretation.
