 | Training Tips and Tricks
Katie Raney
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: February 16, 2021
Webinar Recording
Interpretive training can help interpreters increase their capacity. This introductory webinar will cover the foundations of a good training, including Adult Learning Theory. You’ll also discover your own personal instructor style, some quick-start tips, and how a thoughtful evaluation can pull it all together.
Katie Raney started in the field of interpretation in 2007 and has since worked for national parks, state parks, and a museum. Now as a Regional Interpretive Specialist for Texas State Parks, she supports interpretation at 17 state parks in Central Texas through training, publications, projects, and more.
Non-member price: $35.00 If you were a member, you'd only pay: $10.00
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 | Creating Multilevels within your Volunteer Corps
Jane Silberstein, Pamela Byrnes and Simone Mortan
90 minutes
CE: 1.5
Date: January 19, 2021
Webinar Recording
Volunteer trainers with over 70 years of combined experience will show you how to create ladders of opportunities, increase your capacity and vitalize your volunteer programs within the lens of Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs within your programs.
Simone Mortan, CIT worked at the Monterey Bay Aquarium for over 24 years. For the last 14 years she was the manager of the volunteer guide program. She has a long history in the field of interpretation and storytelling.
Jane Silberstein, CIT, (M.S.) was senior interpreter at Monterey Bay Aquarium for over 30 years until Covid19. Teaching CIT course embedded in Environmental Interpretation and Outreach at CSUMB. Love teaching marine science, interpretation and social justice to anyone who will participate.
Pamela E. Byrnes – Currently the Volunteer Training Supervisor, Monterey Bay Aquarium (15 years at MBA providing interpretive training to volunteer guides and trainers.). Twenty years as Marine Biologist/Interpreter for Oceanic Society, O.S Expeditions, Earth Watch, Reef Promotions. Led natural history and research trips to Mexico, Australia, California and Bahamas.
Non-member price: $40.00 If you were a member, you'd only pay: $15.00
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 | Climbing the Summit: How to get a Federal Job
Marie Malo
90 minutes
CE: 1.5
Date: December 8, 2020
Webinar Recording
Interpreters will learn about USAJobs website and become more proficient in their resume and interview skills to get their first or higher level federal positions, particularly in the National Park Service.
Marie Malo is a interpretation supervisor/park ranger at the Grand Canyon. She has been an interpreter for fifteen years, five with the US Forest Service and ten, working for the National Park Service. Her greatest goal as a leader is to promote learning, growth, and inclusion with her team members, visitors, partners, stakeholders and now, you!
Non-member price: $0.00
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| WEB120820 | 12/8/2020 12:00:00 AM |
 | Best Practices for Digital Engagement
Erin Gates, Roger Gray
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: December 3, 2020
Webinar Recording
Now that the world is digital, let’s be sure that we are looking our best during our video conference presentations, programs, and meetings! Discover some tips and tricks for delivering online interpretive programming, both from your computer, and live, in the field.
Erin Gates, California State Parks Interpreter, has been providing digital interpretive programs via videoconferencing and livestreaming since 2015. As Hearst Castle PORTS Program Presenter, Erin provided live interactive programs from the site to over 8,000 students/year. She now acts as a PORTS Program Coordinator, and supports over 30 parks in the development, design and delivery of digital interpretive programming.
Roger Gray has been a living history interpreter for more than 30 years: A broomsquire, blacksmith, naturalist, Master Gardener, NAI Certified Interpretive Guide, and an interpretive volunteer at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens. Currently a retired middle-school teacher, he is a long time speaker and teacher of first-person historical interpretation and has been teaching and interpreting extensively and exclusively remotely since March 2020.
Non-member price: $15.00 If you were a member, you'd only pay: $0.00
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| WEB120320 | 12/3/2020 12:00:00 AM |
 | Two Languages, Doble Oportunidad
Two Languages, Doble Oportunidad
Lorena Boles, Freddy Fernandez-Ramirez, Andy Fisher
60 minutes
CE: 1
Date: October 22, 2020
Webinar Recording
Let’s explore the benefits and challenges of bilingual interpretation! We will discuss interpretation in formats such as exhibits, written materials and in person interpretation, using the experiences of Saguaro National Park as a primary example.
Lorena Boles is the translator behind Nature Run Translations, LLC. Lorena was trained in interpretation by some of the best interpreters in the National Park Service. She has been doing translations for National Parks and educators for over 12 years. She believes in the power of coffee, teamwork, and proofreading.
Hola amigos y amigas, my name is Freddy Fernandez-Ramirez, and I’m a bilingual interpreter (Español) at Saguaro National Park. I do all sorts of interpretive programs. I’ve been at Saguaro for over six years, yay!
Andy L. Fisher serves as the Chief of Interpretation for Saguaro National Park in Tucson, Arizona, a culturally rich and diverse city. She has been an interpreter with the National Park Service for 20 years and works to ensure parks are inclusive and welcoming for everyone.
Non-member price: $35.00 If you were a member, you'd only pay: $10.00
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