Here is a short reminder of the many ways interpreters and educators can gather knowledge about their audiences through informal methods.

Example of an arc of dialogue for a Facilitated Dialogue Program to interpret climate change; developed by the Internat'l Coalition of Sites of Conscience.

This handout helps explain the four phases of the Arc of Dialogue model of interpretation, moving interpreters through each phase.

Example of a facilitated dialogue program on immigration -- Kitchen Conversations from the Lower East Side Tenement Museum in New Your City.

Ground-breaking report, published in 2011 by OAH, examines National Park Service's "aspiration to become the nation's largest outdoor history classroom."

This study helps you think about your role as an interpretive facilitator and the skills needed to interpret with your audience rather than for them.