Apologies if this sounds commercial - it's not the intention (unless
you count £1.80 in royalties as commercial).
I have just published with a colleague our first ever book -
‘Interpretation in a Digital Age’ as a new ‘how to‘ guidebook on the
use of mobile digital technology in heritage interpretation.
It is aimed at the non-techie (so not this list) but it might be
useful to you to signpost others to it. It's aim is to inform
non-techies and creatives so that they can make better decisions when
managing the technology and talking to the likes of us.
The book is available from Amazon UK https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/1533253072
Here is a chapter listing:
1. Hand-Held Guides
2. Bring Your Own Device
3. Apps and Interactives
4. Working with Media
5. Webcams
6. Location and Proximity Triggering
7. Accessibility, Inclusiveness, and Mindfulness
8. Remote, outdoor and unattended
9. Phone and Wi-Fi Signals
10. Standards and Intellectual Property
11. A New Creative Toolbox
12. Project management
If anyone wants more info I'd be happy to oblige. Also, if anyone uses
it we are very interested in your feedback for (hopefully) later
improved editions.
Thanks
Neil Rathbone
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Director
Webnebulus
01664 897957
www.info-point.eu
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