Briley Rasmussen (Edited by) , Scott Winterrowd (Edited by

• 1.From the Editors-in-Chief Tina R. Nolan and Cynthia Robinson From the Guest Editors 2.Professionalizing PracticeA Examination of Recent History in Museum Education Briley Rasmussen and Scott Winterrowd Articles3.Professional Organizations and the Professionalizing of PracticeThe Role of MER, EdCom, and the NAEA Museum Education Division, 1969-2002 Elliott Kai-Kee4.Museum EvaluationWhere Have We Been? What Has Changed? And Where Do We Need to Go Next? Marianna Adams5.Innovations in PracticeAn Examination on Technological Impacts in the FieldJim Angus 6.What We Do BestMaking the Case for the Museum Learning in its Own Right Ben Garcia CASE STUDY: Sharing Vision/Transforming Practice Michael Murawski and Ralph Cordova 7.From Insurgency to Re-Branding Museum Education's Long, Strange Trip Ken Yellis

Briley Rasmussen (Edited by) , Scott Winterrowd (Edited by

• 1.From the Editors-in-Chief Tina R. Nolan and Cynthia Robinson From the Guest Editors 2.Professionalizing PracticeA Examination of Recent History in Museum Education Briley Rasmussen and Scott Winterrowd Articles3.Professional Organizations and the Professionalizing of PracticeThe Role of MER, EdCom, and the NAEA Museum Education Division, 1969-2002 Elliott Kai-Kee4.Museum EvaluationWhere Have We Been? What Has Changed? And Where Do We Need to Go Next? Marianna Adams5.Innovations in PracticeAn Examination on Technological Impacts in the FieldJim Angus 6.What We Do BestMaking the Case for the Museum Learning in its Own Right Ben Garcia CASE STUDY: Sharing Vision/Transforming Practice Michael Murawski and Ralph Cordova 7.From Insurgency to Re-Branding Museum Education's Long, Strange Trip Ken Yellis

Briley Rasmussen (Edited by) , Scott Winterrowd (Edited by

• 1.From the Editors-in-Chief Tina R. Nolan and Cynthia Robinson From the Guest Editors 2.Professionalizing PracticeA Examination of Recent History in Museum Education Briley Rasmussen and Scott Winterrowd Articles3.Professional Organizations and the Professionalizing of PracticeThe Role of MER, EdCom, and the NAEA Museum Education Division, 1969-2002 Elliott Kai-Kee4.Museum EvaluationWhere Have We Been? What Has Changed? And Where Do We Need to Go Next? Marianna Adams5.Innovations in PracticeAn Examination on Technological Impacts in the FieldJim Angus 6.What We Do BestMaking the Case for the Museum Learning in its Own Right Ben Garcia CASE STUDY: Sharing Vision/Transforming Practice Michael Murawski and Ralph Cordova 7.From Insurgency to Re-Branding Museum Education's Long, Strange Trip Ken Yellis