For this question, are you talking about on the visitor's own devices?
Others may have data on this, where I just have opinions/experience, but
a) getting most people to use anything takes effort
b) getting anyone to install and use an app takes a LOT of effort.
If you're talking about the
Hi Floyd,
We are about to launch (in December) our first cell phone tour of an
exhibition. In researching the options, we decided that creating a
web-based app was the best solution for us. Since the cell phone tour is
for an exhibition on view for a limited time, we did not see how we could
Hi all,
The MCN LAM Interoperability SIG will be meeting on Friday November 4th from
11:30 to 12:30.
We have awesome speakers lined up: Piotr Adamczyk, Katherine Barbera, Kate
Blanch, David Newbury, Alan Newman, Kristen Regina, Rob Sanderson and Lorraine
Stuart.
Join us as we talk about
Do you all buy your own devices or use a service to rent them who handles
the upkeep and upgrades?
Best,
Laura
Laura Hoffman
Manager of K–12 Digital and Educator Initiatives
The Phillips Collection
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henriq...@chicagohistory.org> wrote:
> We
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Crystal Bridges has been doing this for 5 years. We just went through the
process of replacing old devices and we've been through a few different
management processes as well.
I'll be happy to discuss the details with you if you like.
Heather Marie Wells
Digital Media Specialist
Crystal
Hi there
We've got about 300 rental iPods that we distribute to visitors who don't want
to download the SFMOMA app, or who have an Android.
Basically following the same model as Douglas, which works pretty well.
I think is pretty similar to the Met, Whitney and others.
Keir
Keir Winesmith
We have about 300 that we give out to visitors and student groups.
We hold onto a picture id during use. Its been a smooth process with little
bumps.
The only work is equipment maintenance and overnight storage and charging.
Chicago History Museum
-Original Message-
From:
Hi folks,
Thanks for all your responses about apps vs mobile web and loaning ipods to
visitors.
Do any of you use foreign language translation services? Recommendations?
Thanks,
Floyd Thomas Sweeting III
Head, Technology & Digital Media
THE FRICK COLLECTION
1 East 70th Street
New York, NY
Hello Floyd,
We have used Transperfect for several projects (kiosk, app, and web site) with
good results.
Best,
Ariana
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Ariana French :: afre...@amnh.org
Director, Digital Technology
American Museum of Natural History
From: mcn-l-boun...@mcn.edu
We are about to roll out over 400 such devices ... tomorrow!
Stay tuned.
FYI: smaller sample tests have gone very well. We ask to hold a photo ID
until the device is returned. Lots of details and logistics, and we can
share that story as this grand experiment continues.
- Douglas
On Fri, Oct 28,
Colleagues,
Can you share your thoughts regarding the use of an App as opposed to using a
Responsive Web site as part of the visitor experience?
Also how you feel about downloading content to personal devices rather than
just accessing live online?
Thanks,
Floyd Thomas Sweeting III
Head,
Do any of you loan out ipods or other devices to visitors who wish to use your
app but do not have smartphones?
If so, how does it all work from a practical standpoint? Problems? Concerns?
Thanks,
Floyd Thomas Sweeting III
Head, Technology & Digital Media
THE FRICK COLLECTION
1 East 70th
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