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Posted on 27 July 2010 | 1 Comment
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- Case Study 4: Mobile City 3D: Paris in 3D on iPhone!
- Case Study 5: Museo Picasso 2.0
- CaseStudy 6: The Oakland Museum of California (OMCA) major renovation
- Case Study 7: MoMA WIFI and Smarthistory
- Case Study 8: in-museum experience is in flux: the platforms, the applications, the kinds of content
- Case Study 9: ‘Screens’ aren’t killing museums
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- Case Study 11: Step by step guide for Museums getting started on Twitter by Jim Richardson
- Case Study 12: Proof of Concept Multi Touch Table in 5 dagen
- Case Study 13: iAfrica, Minneapolis Institute of Art iPhone App
- Case Study 14: Prototyping for the iPhone using Fireworks
- Case Study 15: Anne Frank virtual museum
- Case Study 16: Klima X, The Norwegian National Museum of Science, Technology, and Medicine
- Case Study 17: Handheld Guide Survey and the AANM
- Case Study 18: Virtually Real Museums: Challenges and opportunities of virtual reality in the Art Museum Context
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- Case Study 30: iPod Touch for museums by Eric Longo
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April 28th, 2010 @ 18:57
Hi:
Many thanks for mentioning MemoryMiner. I’ve really enjoyed working with museums, universities and non-profits to find interesting new uses for the software.
I recently blogged about an idea for the software that I’m pursuing right now for “Stepping Inside” images:
http://www.memoryminer.com/blog/?p=132
Best,
John