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Australian Museum Evaluation Reports
A selection of evaluation reports prepared by the Audience Research Unit can be downloaded here.
Evaluation reports prepared by the Audience Research Unit will be progressively added to this site. They can be accessed via links on the right-hand side of this page.
Dr
Lynda Kelly
, Head of Audience Research
Last Updated: 7 January 2010
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