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Tales from a tourism geography class

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  • 2005
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  • The California Geographer 45: 86-96
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  • This paper summarizes the experiences of a tourism geography seminar taught at California State University, Northridge, in the fall 2004 semester. Students in this course were divided into two groups, choosing their locations and engaging in field research where they were responsible for all of the steps in undertaking such a project. They began with the selection of a research site, then raised funds, chose a topic and research questions, prepared the survey instrument, undertook the research, analyzed the results, and finally presented at a professional conference. This paper provides an overview of the pedagogy and logistics of the course and assignment, along with a summary of each project’s findings.
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