Hi Lisa,
I'd be very interested in that too. We're a tiny museum with no internet, wi-fi etc. We'd like to enable audio files to be transmitted/accessed to elaborate on static exhibits etc.
I thought of iBeacons as some kind of offline server/technique to detect & offer files etc. We could use sensors to trigger audio to be played in the room but that would be intrusive to others.
I would be interested in other in-situ possibilities as well as having things pre-loaded on arrival etc.
We are entirely volunteer-staffed and no budget, even if more place-based. Thank you for raising an interesting issue.
Best Wishes,
Nick
Counting House Museum, Malton
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> On 22 Sep 2015, at 12:54, Lisa Kerley <[log in to unmask]> wrote:
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> Hello GEM,
> I am looking for some interesting examples of how audio (in particular short extracts of oral history interviews) can be incorporated into a temporary exhibition/roadshow?
> I am on a limited budget, it's a small project and we can't afford an exhibition designer. It's me and a few volunteers curating!
> All ideas gratefully received.
> Many thanks,
> Lisa
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