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Ed Rodley
What I do, where I work
content monger
Museum of Science, Boston
Current position
Exhibit Developer at Museum of Science, Boston
Website(s)
Recent publications & presentations
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Star Wars: Where Science Meets Imagination
Case Study
by Ed Rodley Published March 07 2008
The Museum of Science, Boston, in collaboration with Lucasfilm, Ltd. created a national traveling exhibition on science and technology themes depicted in the Star Wars movies. The exhibition builds upon the popular attraction of the Star Wars movies to...
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Degas and the Nude multimedia tour
Review
by Ed Rodley Published October 19 2011
(excerpted from a longer review with links, originally posted at http://exhibitdev.wordpress.com/2011/10/16/review-degas-and-the-nude-multimedia-guide/) As part of their expansion last year, MFA rolled out what I think is still the world’s-largest...
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Tuol Sleng Genocide Museum
Review
by Ed Rodley Published February 23 2011
Here's a longish review I wrote about my visit to Tuol Sleng last week. It's a former high school-turned Khmer Rouge interrogation center/prison which is now preserved as a museum and memorial to the 20-30,000 people who died there in the four years...
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Scapes
Review
by Ed Rodley Published October 21 2010
Scapes is a two-way visitor created audio experience which uses the phone’s location-sensing ability to tag visitor comments to a particular spot in the sculpture garden. When you launch the app, it locates you, and offers you two choices; Listen or...
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more accessible Wentzscope
Bit
by Ed Rodley on February 11, 2010
Bud Wentz's monocular microscopes are a staple feature of science center/natural history interactives. Having just seen another one with a broken slide tray mechanism and a wonky viewing angle, I thought...
