Demonstration: ILEs Traveling Exhibitions Database

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DemonstrationILEs TravelingExhibitionsDataba
se
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Start at the ILE home page http//www.informallea
rning.com

• Click on Traveling Exhibitions Database

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Here are the searchable fields

• Clicking on each arrow will open a dropdown menu
  of choices
• For cost range and size range, use numbers
  without commas
• This demonstration is non-dynamic, so menus will
  not open here

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First Search

• In this example, we are searching for all
  exhibitions available from one producer

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ResultsEverything from Blair-Murrah

• Get detailed information on each of these
  exhibitions by clicking on it

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Refine the Search

• Now look for photographic exhibitions by
  Blair-Murrah

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Open a Detailed Description

• If this demonstration were dynamic, we could
  scroll down to see details on previous venues,
  specific gallery requirements, and contact
  information

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2nd Search

• Lets look for anthropology exhibitions which
  include three-dimensional objects

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Results

• Note the exhibitions from many producing
  organizations

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3rd Search

• Here we are using three keywords
• Jewish History/Culture(s)
• Immigration/Immigrant Culture(s)
• American West

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Result

• One exhibition meets all these criteria

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4th Search by Cost

• Within the broad area of Science-Technology
• Cost 5,000 and under

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5th Search by Cost Gallery Size

• Within the broad area of Natural History
• 10,000 or less rental fee
• 2,000 square feet or less gallery space

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Thank you for exploring the ILE Traveling
Exhibitions Database