Olga Andranovici (Moldova)

Will it rain? Interpreting an old rainmaking ritual. Case Study: Contrătești, Republic of Moldova

Presentation:15 min

Elisa Bailey (Spain) 

Ephemeral heritage:
Socio-political graphics in the public realm, both interpreting and 
interpreted

Presentation:15 min

Krisztina Balázs-Bécsi (Hungary)

How heritage interpretation enhances formal and informal learning – the case of Szigetvár Castle

Presentation:15 min

Zsuzsa Berecz & Árpád Bőczén (Hungary)

Iron Curtain in my backyard – Collaborating with a private heritage site at the Austria-Hungary border

Presentation:45 min

Árpád Bőczén (Hungary)

Proposal for integrating digital interpretation planning into Interpret Europe’s training programme

Presentation:15 min

Iva Čaleta Pleša (Croatia)

Macro-regions as a learning landscape: The Adriatic–Ionian Region Cultural Routes Tourism Governance Model – An Opportunity for the EUSAIR area

Presentation:15 min

Elena-Maria Cautiș (Italy)

The ‘interpretation’ dilemma within the Faro Convention and its link to sustainability thinking

Presentation:45 min

Dr. Anna Chatel (Germany)

Creating inclusive interpretive apps

Presentation: 15 min 

Katia Dianina (USA)

Whose Heritage? Contested sites and memory wars in the post-socialist public space

Presentation: 15 min

Irina Dobrita (Romania)

The village council as a mechanism for heritage interpretation ‘at home’ in a UNESCO site

Presentation: 15 min

Marija Dragisic & Ivana Rankovic Miladinovic (Serbia)

Heritage interpretation through the education and engagement of community: The case of zapis 

Presentation: 15 min 

Barbora Dvorakova (Czech Republic)

Call of Brno – A creative diary for town and people

Presentation: 15 min

Barbora Dvorakova & Zuzana Jakobova & Bohuslav Binka (Czech Republic)

ZOOM – An interactive exhibition to develop visual literacy

Presentation: 15 min

Angus Forbes (Germany)

Lost and found

Presentation: 15 min

Ruxandra Ghițescu (Romania)

Diffractive interpretation heritage and history through cinema

Presentation: 15 min

Penelope Gkini (Greece)

When was the last time you received a letter?

Presentation: 15 min

Claudia Grünberg & Sandra Nasser (Germany)

Young Climate Action for World Heritage (YCAWH)

Presentation: 45 min

Małgorzata Hordyniec (Poland)

Shelving the ‘expert’ – Embracing the multidimensional nature of heritage landscapes

Presentation: 45 min

 

Glen Hvenegaard et al (Canada)

Which programme and presenter variables predict successful outcomes for personal interpretation?

Presentation: 15 min

Jose Koopman (Netherlands)

Using interpretation to reinforce site experience and marketing for De Wieden National Park

Presentation: 15 min 

Patrick Lehnes (Germany)

The potential of heritage and interpretation to transform societies

Presentation: 45 min

Chuck Lennox & Ariadna Reida (USA)

Nurturing a movement of environmental interpreters in Ukraine, Moldova and Georgia

Presentation: 45 min

Cristina Locatelli (Italy)

The unsung adventures of an ubiquitous interpreter – The audio guide

Presentation: 45 min 

Maaret Louhelainen (Finland)

Locality in learning landscapes: Rural, suburban, municipal – the many aspects of a museum site

Presentation: 15 min

Ágnes Erzsébet Mácsai (Hungary)

Evaluation work targeting the cooperation of artists, heritage sites and IT experts – the MUSE.ar case

Presentation: 15 min 

Ivana Manevska (Serbia)

The power of the curator: Exploring the influence of physical and interpersonal characteristics on exhibit interpretation

Presentation: 15 min 

Emma McNamara & Pamela Smith (UK)

Pleasure gardens – Making these historic gems relevant for today and the future

Presentation: 45 min 

Michal Medek (Czech Republic)

Visitor research and segmentation – Does it still make sense?

Presentation: 15 min

Zrinka Mileusnić (Slovenia)

Heritage interpretation learning landscapes: A view from higher education

Presentation: 15 min

Beth Môrafon (UK)

Landscapes; interpreting the picturesque

Normal presentation: 15 min (followd by 10 min discussion)

Eleonora Narvelius (Sweden)

Terrorscapes, leisurescapes, migrantscapes? (Re)interpreting European heritage sites associated with expulsions and forced migrations in the wake of the 2015 migrant crisis

Presentation: 15 min

Adina-Maria Popa, Loredana Adriana Patrascoiu & Cristina Toma (Romania)

Touch, see, hear: The Geopark’s heritage explained through inclusive learning techniques

Presentation: 15 min 

Ana Radovanac Živanov (Serbia) 

Learning landscapes as an educational tool for heritage interpretation – The case of the Kalemegdan fortress in Belgrade

Presentation: 15 min

Roxana-Talida Roman (Romania)

Heritage Quest – The wisdom of the past

Presentation: 15 min

Vered Sabag (Israel)

Inclusiveness through cognitive accessible heritage interpretation on heritage sites in Israel

Presentation: 15 min

Michaela Smidová & Eliška Pekárková (Czech Republic)

Interpreting the heritage of national minorities in the National Museum, Prague

Presentation: 15 min

Aleš Smrekar (Slovenia)

Interpretation of biodiversity and heritage of pile dwellings at Ljubljansko barje, Slovenia

Presentation: 15 min 

Loredana Stasisin (Romania)

When a window is more than a window… or not. The restoration of the Water Treatment Plant in Giurgiu

Presentation: 15 min 

Tea Štifanić & Manuela Hrvatin (Croatia)

What’s your interpretation centre management model?

Presentation: 15 min 

Orsolya Szilágyi, Szilamér Péter Pánczél & Katalin Sidó (Romania)

Interpreting the layered heritage of Călugăreni/Mikháza

Presentation: 15 min 

Roxana Tanase-Sahanagiu (Romania)

Opening the borders of foreign language picturebooks in pedagogy – Their use in supporting the creation of learning landscapes through heritage interpretation

Presentation: 15 min 

Laura Time & Raluca Zaharia (Romania)

Peleș Terraced Gardens: Heritage interpretation between architecture, landscape and a city

Presentation: 15 min

Cristina Toma & Cristian Ciobanu (Romania)

Dragons and fires: Community driven geoheritage interpretation in post communist societies

Presentation: 45 min 

Mara Vida & Ioan Bârsan (Romania)

Two villages, eight houses and eight stories from Ținutul Pădurenilor for a sustainable re-interpretation

Presentation: 15 min

Ondrej Vitek & Jitka Korinkova (Czech Republic)

The Sh*t Project – ‘Number two’ in nature responsibly

Presentation: 15 min

Mark Wallis (UK)

Make do and mend: How costumed live interpretation can seduce visitors into sustainability

Presentation: 15 min

Manjola Xhaferri (Albania)

Deformation and destruction of cultural and historical objects in Albania: A case study of the city of Tirana

Presentation: 15 min 

Adina Nicoleta Candrea & Florin Nechita (Romania)

Using thematic trails for natural heritage interpretation in ecotourism destinations: Evidence from Ţara Dornelor, Romania.

Presentation: 15 min