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- 2. 2 Brief Overview SJMA Has a reputation for engaging it’s visitors. Always has had the typical visitor comment book. Has branched away to many new vehicles for gathering visitor insight. Look at each exhibition to determine the most appropriate approach. Analog (paper) vs. Digital (“web 2.0”) Tuesday, April 29, 2008 2