Looking to build your interpretive skills? There's no need to pay for tuition or fees to get the latest and greatest interpretive learning. Check out free resources here!
Find a series of quick reference guides to help you build new digital experiences for your visitors. The guides are easily downloadable as PDFs, or browsable right here on the CLP.
These free webinars presented by educators from parks all over America can give you new ideas and best practices to power your education programming.
Interested in attending an ACE Train-the-Trainer sessions at Mather Training Center? Learn more about the training sessions and how to indicate your interest in participating!
New online learning activities have recently been released: Choosing Essential Theme Questions, Exploring Dialogic Questions, Crafting Good Story Arcs, & Making Safe Space for Visitor Expression.
The CLP is FINALLY available outside of the firewall. Join us for a day of celebration including live video all day!
Watch this new TEDx Talk by Dr. Theresa Coble from University of Missouri – St. Louis, about how to lean into our difficult histories to grieve and to heal.
Last week, the American Civil War got a lot more relevant to me - how we memorialize the Confederate Cause creates an opportunity.
Three types of content support the 21st century interpretive experience: agency-created, visitor-created, and community-created content.
Developing an interpretive product around an overarching essential question, rather than a theme, creates the space for co-discovery with your audience.
What I know...and what I don’t know: The highs and lows of evolving our interpretive craft.
Interpretation grounded in our tangible places has never been more important. Research shows that Americans trust parks, museums, and grandma above all.