Ditto! I am very interested in this area too. A copy of replies would be
appreciated.
Morag
Morag Hutcheson
Spécialiste de projets d'expositions et de nouveaux médias/
Exhibition and New Media Project Specialist
Agence Parcs Canada / Parks Canada Agency
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National Historic Sites Directorate
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Hello Tim
I am interested in this area too, and agree with your emphasis on the need
for a learner-centred focus. Could you copy me in on any replies you
receive, please?
Best wishes
Martin
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At 11:57 17/11/2004 +0000, you wrote:
>I am interested to learn of any recent evaluation of use of PDAs for
>personalised trails in museums, possibly linked to RFID tags. Most of the
>information I can find on the internet relates to technical capabilities:
>I am much less interested in this than how museum visitors respond to this
>method of interpretation (especially UK secondary schools and lifelong
>learners).
>
>My apologies if this is well-trodden ground for MCG - I am new to this
list.
>
>Tim Caulton
>Freelance advisor to museums and science centres
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