What is a remote interpretive planner?

A Remote Interpretive Planner is a professional who develops strategies, materials, and experiences that help audiences understand and appreciate places, events, or exhibits—often in museums, parks, or cultural sites—while working remotely. They collaborate with teams to plan interpretive programs, write content, and design virtual or in-person visitor experiences. Using their expertise in education, communication, and storytelling, they ensure that information is accessible and engaging for diverse audiences. Remote work allows them to contribute to projects across different locations without being physically present.