Title page for E-project-042606-053429

Project Type IQP

Submission date 2006-04-26

Authors
Abdullah H Azhari, CE
Victoria Briand, CH
Candace A O'Connor, BE
Courtney Sienicki Titone, ME

URN E-project-042606-053429

Division Social Studies of Science and Technology

Center London, England

Sponsor London Science Museum

Title The Design and Implementation of Visitor "Traces"

Advisors
Brown, Donald R, EE
Jiusto, J. Scott, ID

Keywords
history of games

Availability unrestricted

Abstract
In assisting the London Science Museum in the redevelopment of their Launch Pad gallery, this project researched the concept and applications of "trace". Trace, which is a way for visitors leave behind a reminder of their visit, was determined to have noticeable effects on visitors' behavior and engaged learning. Upon conclusion of observations and interviews conducted while three designed prototypes were on gallery, guidelines for the implementation process were created along with specific recommendations for the new Launch Pad.

Files
ScienceMuseum_LondonD06_Final_IQP_report.pdf

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Project Type	IQP
Submission date	2006-04-26
Authors	Abdullah H Azhari, CE Victoria Briand, CH Candace A O'Connor, BE Courtney Sienicki Titone, ME
URN	E-project-042606-053429
Division	Social Studies of Science and Technology
Center	London, England
Sponsor	London Science Museum
Title	The Design and Implementation of Visitor "Traces"
Advisors	Brown, Donald R, EE Jiusto, J. Scott, ID
Keywords	history of games
Availability	unrestricted
Abstract In assisting the London Science Museum in the redevelopment of their Launch Pad gallery, this project researched the concept and applications of "trace". Trace, which is a way for visitors leave behind a reminder of their visit, was determined to have noticeable effects on visitors' behavior and engaged learning. Upon conclusion of observations and interviews conducted while three designed prototypes were on gallery, guidelines for the implementation process were created along with specific recommendations for the new Launch Pad.
Files	ScienceMuseum_LondonD06_Final_IQP_report.pdf