The process of selecting, organizing, and presenting archival materials to convey a specific narrative or theme.

The art of creating engaging displays that effectively communicate stories and information to visitors.

The technique of using narrative to connect archival materials with audiences, making history relatable and engaging.

Efforts to engage and educate the community about local history through curated exhibits and programs.

The study and presentation of historical events, people, and cultures specific to a particular community or region.

Documents, photographs, and artifacts preserved for their historical significance, used in exhibits.

Resources created to help visitors understand the context and significance of exhibit content.

The process of researching and understanding the interests and needs of the exhibit's target audience.

The logical and emotional connection between selected archival materials that enhances storytelling.

The history of ownership and custody of an archival item, important for establishing authenticity.

Plans developed to promote the exhibit and engage the community through various channels.

Methods used to assess the effectiveness and impact of an exhibit on its audience.

Dividing the audience into distinct groups based on shared characteristics or interests.

Visual components such as color, typography, and layout that enhance the overall exhibit experience.

Data collected to measure visitor interaction and interest in the exhibit.

Elements that encourage visitor participation, such as touchscreens or hands-on activities.

Tools used to gather visitor opinions and experiences related to the exhibit.

Input from local residents that guides the development and improvement of exhibits.

Resources designed to enhance visitor learning, such as brochures, guides, and activities.

A thoughtfully chosen group of archival materials that collectively tell a story.

Preliminary drawings that outline the arrangement of exhibit elements for visual impact.

Activities that encourage students to think critically about their learning and exhibit development.

In-depth discussions aimed at understanding visitor experiences and perceptions of the exhibit.

Documents summarizing the outcomes of an exhibit, including visitor engagement and educational effectiveness.

Standard methods for managing, preserving, and providing access to archival materials.