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Catherine,

I survey the members of NEON every year, and in this admittedly
unscientific online poll, ~90% of centers use some kind of hard copy
brochure to advertise their outreach program.

Jonah Cohen
Outreach & Public Programs Manager
The Children's Museum

Science in those days worked in broad strokes! They got right to the
point! Nowadays it's always molecule, molecule, molecule... 

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From: Informal Science Education Network
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Sent: Thursday, October 25, 2012 9:23 AM
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Subject: School Program Brochures/Catalogues

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Hi 

We have an extensive array (45+) of curriculum linked programs for
school groups from Kindergarten to Grade 12.   For a number of years we
have produced a 20 or 16 page 4-colour brochure and mailed multiple
copies at least twice per year to each school in our province. 

We have heard from teachers that they use the brochure as a tool for
considering and then booking a school trip.  While it is good that they
are using it this way, designing, producing and mailing a new brochure
every year is costly (and not very 'green').

I'm interested to know how many institutions create a paper-based
brochure and if so, do you mail them to all the schools?  Has anyone
replaced this communications/marketing vehicle with another one and if
so, was it successful?

thanks in advance
Catherine



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