Project Type IQP Submission date 2009-04-30 Authors Timothy E Cheng, CS Daniel J Cullen, cullen@WPI.EDU, ECE Daniel Morgan Herzberg, dhertz64@WPI.EDU, AE Ksenia D Trikoz, kseniat@WPI.EDU, IE URN E-project-043009-205722 Division Education in a Technological Society Center London, England Sponsor London Science Museum Title Innovative Exhibit Interpretation Using Mobile Applications Advisors Golding, Dominic, ID Davis, Paul W., MA Availability unrestricted Abstract
London's Science Museum sought innovative ways to interpret important artifacts, such as James Watt's workshop, which contains many objects far removed in time and experience from modern visitors. To assess the suitability of new interpretive tools, this project surveyed a wide range of potential technologies, and then carefully assessed in two stages a prototype iPod Touch Multimedia Guide. The result is a promising new interpretative tool that allows visitors to explore a wide range of objects within multiple interpretative dimensions.
Files InnovativeExhibitInterpretation.pdf There is one file which has been withheld at the advisor's request.
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