How do you make the Dead Sea Scrolls meaningful to modern Americans? Stephanie Weaver talks about using quotations in the landmark exhibition she helped create.
Kacie Carlson, from Lake Carlos State Park in Minnesota, shows us how easy it is to create touch screen games, quizzes and field guides with Microsoft PowerPoint.
Podcast Training To Be Offered At 2010 NIW We have just received word that the Interpretive Media Section’s proposal for a two-day podcasting workshop has been approved. This pre-workshop will be limited to twenty people and will he held November 15-16, 2010 at the National Workshop in Las Vegas. Stay tuned for more information!
Call for Media Awards Judges Get involved in the world of interpretive media! Volunteer to judge or to join the committee for the 2010 NAI Media Awards. Contact Media Awards Committee Public Information Coordinator Marc Blackburn at 208-843-7026 or Marc_Blackburn@nps.gov.
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