Hello,
We are considering the use of a touchpad instead of a trackball in a
computerized exhibit in development.
Does anyone here have any good/bad experience with touchpads used by the public?
What model/s do/did you use?
Thanks,
Hanan Cohen
Webmaster
Bloomfield Science Museum
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Hello, all! Sorry about the cross-posting, but I have an exciting
Hello everyone,
At the National Museum we have some equipment for environmental measurements in
the 18 exhibition rooms are brand oaklon, the problem is that in order to know
the measurements should be down each of the dataloggers and download the
information into a computer, therefore the
We have six keosks currently running with touch pads as well as 4
trackballs. Most of the time they are great, but they do have a quite a
bit higher failure rate than a good trackball. I suspect they are
getting static zapped. Of course it may make a difference that we are
using consumer grade
I am convinced that we have some content that would be of interest to
some of our members via sms. It's not a big deal, but it could be fun.
At the same time, I can't imagine figuring out how to set up something
that would handle subscribing/unsubscribing/changing something this
far outside of our
I am currently seeking to fill the following positions. Please visit
http://www.mos.org/visitor_info/about_the_museum/jobs for more information,
or to apply.
Systems Administrator (2 Open Positions) - ACTIVELY ACCEPTING RESUMES
This position will manage, support and implement information
