Resources

Many museums are wondering how digital technologies might offer long-term solutions for audience engagement. We are writing a series of white papers to help them understand their options and determine how to allocate their valuable resources. Please check this page for new and updated materials.

 

Interactive Producer Nicole Tariverdian explores how personal devices can be incorporated into visitor experiences to eliminate the need for touching exhibit hardware.

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In this report, Producer Tim Boutelle dives deeper into options for touchless, camera-based interactive exhibits. Based heavily on our previous experience, it provides a primer on the available technologies and a rundown of technical and visitor experience considerations.

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Greg Sprick, Director of Technology, wrote this paper early in the crisis to help our clients understand their options upon reopening. It provides a general framework for no- or minimal-touch solutions for in-gallery interactives.

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Are your friends, family, or co-workers inspired by your great ideas, or is it your Zoom background? Hubble Space Telescope images like these are fun to work with on our NASA visitor center projects.

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Well, maybe you can’t actually go back in time, or to the gallery right now, but these Zoom backgrounds highlight one of our recent projects at the National Museum of Natural History.

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Change up your work-from-home space with these classic shots — hand-colored and animated by our graphic designers — of our hometown, Boston.

Download Boston Backgrounds

Designed by our illustrators, these playful zoom backgrounds add a colorful pop on your conference grid.

Download ’80s Party Backgrounds