Comprehensive Interpretive Plans

Judy Koke

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For this author, the in-depth conversation about Comprehensive Interpretive Plans (CIP) began at an AAM Task Force meeting in May of 2004. Building on that initial discussion, the author explores the reasons, costs and benefits of engaging in the CIP development process, and makes the case for the museum field to develop proficiency in this practice as the next step in visitor-centeredness and business success.

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2006Thriving in the Knowledge Age: New Business Models for Museums and Other Cultural Institutions 2007Maximizing the External Value of Museums 2007The Case for Holistic Intentionality

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