A Survey on Audience Interests and Expectations for Planetarium Shows

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Author
Stengler, A. Erik
Journal title
Planetarian
Date Published
2021

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https://www.ips-planetarium.org/page/plntrn; http://hdl.handle.net/20.500.12648/8619
Abstract
Identifying the public’s interests in astronomy topics helps planetariums create entertaining and impactful shows for their audience. During the creation process for a new show for SUNY Oneonta’s planetarium, a survey was conducted to gauge the public’s interests. A total of 109 participants filled out a digital survey that asked if they had previously attended a planetarium show, what topics interested them the most, and what they would want to learn about and see in a planetarium show. The survey showed that constellations and the Solar System remain popular choices and that beyond that, respondents´ choices may be strongly influenced by their previous exposure to astronomy topics.
Citation
Zajan, A., and Stengler A.E. (2021). A Survey on Audience Interests and Expectations for Planetarium Shows. International Planetarium Society: Planetarian, vol. 50 (4).
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