By now you’ve probably heard someone talking about QR codes. You’ve probably seen plenty of them on advertising, interpretation, restaurant menus, business cards, even clothing and packaging. In spite of their proliferation, many people don’t know exactly what one is and how it can be used as an interpretive tool. A 2011 study[1] found that […]
“The function of music is to liberate in the soul those feelings which normally we keep locked up in the heart.” ― Sebastian Faulks, Birdsong: A Novel of Love and War Interpretation and music are soul brothers. They aspire to inspire. May is a month-long celebration of New Zealand Music, and (apparently) the 5th of […]
I am a mountain biker. Ok, lets keep it relevant… I am a mountain biker and an interpreter. I started mountain biking in 2001, and it was love at first ride. I used to spend every spare daylight hour I had out on the trails around Wellington with my mates. I used to read all […]
I attended the INNZ Spring Workshop in Timaru to be inspired. To see things from other points of view, to network with like minded individuals, working in fields unlike mine. While working within the zoo industry is great, stepping out of that context and looking to bring in ideas from other types of organisations is […]