Tagged with "interactive"
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Art Sparks Interactive Gallery
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by Beth Redmond-Jones Published April 12 2007
This interactive art space was a real find and a popular place with my family. It is the first time that we have gone to an art museum as a family and all family members have been engaged and have had a positive experience. The interactives and...
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Clean Power: The Promise of Fuel Cells
Case Study
by Jim Spadaccini Published April 09 2007
Clean Power: The Promise of Fuel Cells is a computer-based interactive exhibit developed by California Science Center and Ideum. The exhibit in-depth information in three basic areas: How fuel cells work uses 3D animation to explain the chemical...
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North by Southwest: Interactive Kiosk
Case Study
by Jim Spadaccini Published July 09 2007
The kiosk exhibit in this case study shares the same name with the exhibit, North by Southwest: Bering Sea Communities, Collaborations and Collections. The exhibition is currently open at the Maxwell Museum of Anthropology in Albuquerque, New Mexico....
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Skyscraper! Achievement and Impact
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by Paul Orselli Published July 20 2007
Given the monumental scope, both literally and figuratively, of the subject matter, the new Skyscaper exhibition at LSC delivers on both the design and content fronts. The visual design of the gallery is striking. Very large (and tall!)...
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Volkswagen's Autostadt
Case Study
by Rob morgan Published July 31 2007
This was a series of exhibits developed to help guests understand what VW does to keep them safe, care for the environment, and build a quality product
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Jukebox Memories
Case Study
by Jim Spadaccini Published December 05 2007
Jukebox Memories is a computer-based exhibit that plays #1 hit songs from the years 1955 to 1995. It was originally developed as part of the Exploratorium's Memory exhibition. A simple "question and answer" format was developed to keep visitors...
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Be Kind Rewind
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by LaShay Carr Published March 30 2008
Extraordinaire Michel Gondry directed and produced the film "Be Kind Rewind" featuring Mos Def and Jack Black. There is an interactive installation of the film set at Deitch Gallery in Soho. You can make your own reenactments of your own self directed...
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Science Discovery at Yayasan
Case Study
by Laura Davies Published February 24 2008
AquaticaKK is an Aquarium and Science Discovery Centre currently under construction in Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysian Borneo and is scheduled to open later this year. The free Exhibition at Yayasan Sabah was held for the week following Chinese New...
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Gregg Interactive Learning Studio
Case Study
by Todd Kent Published October 02 2007
The Seacoast Science Center has created a unique distance learning facility, a true a marine education Classroom of the Future. Building on the Centers dramatic seaside location, long-standing track record for high quality field exploration and...
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You change the exhibition - Taranaki Culture
Case Study
by Eva Published November 19 2008
"You change the exhibition" is a conceptual Museum 2.0 add-on for the upcoming exhibition "Taranaki Culture - Fresh out of the Box" at Puke Ariki Museum in New Zealand in 2009. It visualizes the interest of the museum visitors in each exhibition...
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GuidA Rotate at Tudor House
Case Study
by Mark Magidson Published January 31 2009
This programme for Tudor House allows the visitor to explore this space as it is seen today and then able to see and interact with the room in three other past periods. It also allows for exploring rooms that are not open to the public. Developed...
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Preschool Launch Pad
Case Study
by Paul Orselli Published May 07 2007
After the New York Hall of Science added a grand new building addition to its existing facilities, including a dedicated Preschool Gallery, many outdoor areas immediately adjacent to the new construction were underutilized. The Hall's Education...
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Hands on Democracy
Case Study
by Regan Forrest Published August 13 2009
Hands on Democracy is a new permanent exhibition targeted at children and families, located within sections of Old Parliament House (OPH) in Canberra. As the seat of the Australian Federal Parliament from 1927-1988, OPH is one of Australias most...
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Moving Beyond Earth
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by Michael Lenahan Published February 12 2010
The National Air and Space Museum (NASM) uses a series of digital technologies to reach audiences in its newest exhibition, “Moving Beyond Earth.” The exhibit is a work in progress, but the first stage of the gallery is open. It is...
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National Aquarium Washington DC
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by Emma Lang Published February 14 2010
The National Aquarium is often forgotten in the plethora of museums and visitor attractions Washington D.C. Tucked away in the basement of the Department of Commerce halfway between the National Museum of American History and the White House it is...
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