Project Antarctica
PROJECT AIM This project was born of two project ideas that have finally come together. The first was to discover what ordinary people from many different countries knew and thought about the Antarctic, with a view to analysing and discussing the results. The second was to educate ordinary people ab...
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2002
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| Online Access: | http://hdl.handle.net/10092/14257 |
| Summary: | PROJECT AIM This project was born of two project ideas that have finally come together. The first was to discover what ordinary people from many different countries knew and thought about the Antarctic, with a view to analysing and discussing the results. The second was to educate ordinary people about the Antarctic and if possible entertain them. After much vacillation between the two it suddenly became crystal clear that they were complementary. The questionnaire results (and those ofa couple of its spin-offs) have been discussed in their own right and ideas generated by them incorporated into a Needs Analysis to introduce a presentation on Antarctica. PROJECT AIM This project was born of two project ideas that have finally come together. The first was to discover what ordinary people from many different countries knew and thought about the Antarctic, with a view to analysing and discussing the results. The second was to educate ordinary people about the Antarctic and if possible entertain them. After much vacillation between the two it suddenly became crystal clear that they were complementary. The questionnaire results (and those ofa couple of its spin-offs) have been discussed in their own right and ideas generated by them incorporated into a Needs Analysis to introduce a presentation on Antarctica. |
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