Evaluation in the Museum Setting: Focus on Expectations

Marcia C. Linn

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Museums and Cultural Heritage Libraries and Information Services Evaluation and Performance Assessment

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partment head agreed-money should be spent on evaluation. In justifying this expense to the advisory board, the director pointed out that an evaluation would help decide which exhibits should be deleted, assuring the board that only cost-effective exhibits would be retained. In reporting this decision to the education committee, the education department head remarked, Now we can determine which exhibits

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