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What makes a good interactive exhibit?
Interactive – what’s that
Peter Millward, Tasman Bays Heritage Trust, New Zealand
Basic principles of outdoor exhibitions
Selina Yang, Guangdong Science Centre, P.R. China
Unusual interactive exhibits – do they have a place in the science centre?
Lim Ping, Science Centre Singapore
Successful interactivity: the transformative experience
Amos Mann, Otago Museum, New Zealand
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The ASPAC 2010 twist draws on several elements to draw together the essence of ASPAC 2010.

SOUTHERN TREASURE: The twist’s colours and shape evoke pounamu, or New Zealand jade – a special treasure of the South.

FRIENDSHIP: The twist is drawn from a popular shape for pounamu pendants – the infinity symbol, representing ongoing friendship.

INTERTWINING: ASPAC 2010 seeks to facilitate sharing of the collective knowledge of the Asia Pacific Science Centre community and experience, drawing on each other for inspiration and ideas.

GROWTH: Like living plants, ASPAC 2010 delegates will have the opportunity to grow, cross fertilise, and extend out our tendrils to each other.