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BLADES (M.) & SPENCER (C.), 1987: Young children’s strategies when using maps with landmarks. J. Env. Psych.
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BREMER (D.N.), 1999: It’s good for you ! Visitor Studies Today! 2(1): 9-10.
CALLANAN (M.), JIPSON (J.) & SOENNICHSEN (M.), 2002: Maps, globes and videos: parent-child conversations
about representational objects. In: PARIS (S.) (ed.): Perspectives on object-centered learning in museums. Mahwah,
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COHEN (M.S.), WINKEL (G.H.), OLSEN (R.) & WHEELER (F.), 1977: Orientation in a museum – an experimental
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DOWNS (R.M.) & STEA (D.), 1977: Maps in minds. New York, Harper & Row.
ELLARD (C.), 2009: You are here – why we can find our way to the Moon, but get lost in the mall. What science says
about our spatial intelligence and how it shapes our connections to nature, cities, homes and virtual worlds. New York,
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FÖRSTER (E.), 2003: Karten und Kartematerialien. [Maps and cartographic materials.] In: WOHLERS (L.) (Hrsg.):
Methoden informeller Umweltbildung. Umweltbildung, Umweltkommunikation und Nachhaltigkeit. Band 13.
[Methods of informal environmental education. Environmental education, environmental communication and
sustainability. Volume 13.] Frankfurt, Peter Lang: 131-42.
GRIGGS (S.A.), 1983: Orientating visitors within a thematic display. Int’l J. of Museum Mgmt & Curatorship 2: 119-
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HINES (J.), 1996: Wayfinding. In: LANKFORD JENS (S.) & BITGOOD (S.) (eds.): Visitor studies: Theory, research,
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JENNINGS (P.), 2010: Aquarium wayfinding. www.exhibitfiles.org/bits/31-aquarium-wayfinding
LEVINE (M.), 1982: You-are-here-maps: psychological considerations. Env. & Behav. 14(2): 221-237.
LEVINE (M.), MARCHON (I.) & HANLEY (G.), 1984: The placement and misplacement of you-are-here maps. Env.
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LITWAK (H.), 1987: Which way is the polar bear? Planning site signage programs. AAZPA Ann. Conf. Proc. 1987:
MAGUIRE (E.A.), FRACKOWIAK (R.S.), FRITH (C.D.), 1996: Learning to find your way: a role for the human
hippocampal formation. Proc. Biol. Sci 263: 1745-1750.
MARKS (B.S.), 1979: The language of signs. In: POLLET (D.) & HASKELL (P.C.) (eds.): Sign systems for libraries.
Solving the wayfinding problem. New York/London, Bowker: 89-97.
MARY (S.), BENBOW (P.) & HALLMAN (B.C.), 2008: Reading the zoo map: cultural heritage insights from popular
cartography. Int’l J. Heritage Studies 14(1): 30-42.
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MATSON KNAPP (P.), 2009: New dimensions. A National Park Service study confirms that 3D maps benefit most
novice users. segdDESIGN 23: 66-74. http://www.nxtbook.com/ygsreprints/ygs/SEGD_Mag/#/70
MONMONIER (M.), 1991: How to lie with maps. Chicago, Univ. of Chicago Press.
O’BRIEN (D.), 1999: How to build a better visitor map: the 5 A’s and 10 C’s. Visitor Studies Today! 2(1): 7-8.
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OLSON (J.M.) & BREWER (C.A.), 1997: An evaluation of color selections to accommodate map users with colorvision
impairments. Annals Assn. American Geographers 87(1): 103-32.
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