Task5

Visitor’s Destination in Auckland

   (MOTAT)

The topic was a flexible one to choose, we had to choose a visitor’s destination in Auckland, I made a decision to visit and do my research about the Museum of Transport and Technology (Motat).

Firstly I did some online research about Motat, then I called them to ask for someone to interview, they sent me an email confirming that they expected me to come on the following Friday and interview the Manager.

I had been to Motat and met David Konnu, who used to be a civil engineer, but works in Motat to promote sciences to children aged between 4-14 years old.before the interview,I had a tour around the  the aviation display hall with David,then I interviewed him and asked him the following questions:

  1. Could you please introduce yourself and your role at Motat?
  2. When was Motat established?
  3. I have read online about Motat and Motat2, what are the main differences between both of them?
  4. Would you please tell me about the history of the aviation collection?
  5. What is the most attractive site, for both Motat and Motat 2?
  6.  Do you host any events at the museum?

This is the interview recording:




These are some of the photos I took during my visit to the Aviation display hall:
The Mosquito T43, aircraft used in WWII

Me standing next to the wooden wonder (The mosquito)

1 passenger plane

The first passengers plane in NZ that takes 5 passengers

Flying boat built in NZ, late 1940's

Motat introduction video:



Online Links:
www.motat.org.nz
www.nzmuseum.co.nz
www.eventfinder.co.nz

REFLECTION:-


2 comments:

  1. How are you going with this, Afaf?

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  2. Hi Afaf
    Thanks for posting this. It was pretty difficult to hear your interview due to distracting background noise. However you gained some useful information from your interviewee. The MOTAT video clip was a brief but good overview of what is on offer there. Your presentation and reflection were fine, though a little light of strategies for improvement....

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