Hi Mia,
NUBART offers an innovative audio-guide system using unique QR codes that allow visitors to access all the multimedia and multilingual content by scanning their code printed on a personalized card.
The system allows for museums to organize their content by modules, so that they can offer information about their permanent collection and their past and present temporary exhibitions by scanning one single QR code.
The unique codes are non-transferable but reusable by their rightful owner, allowing us to collect valuable data for the museum. This also gives the audio guide cards a commercial value, which can represent an additional benefit to the organization.
Also, our audio guides include a feedback form for collecting visitor comments.
I invite you to take a look at our customers using Nubart here on our website.
Best,
Evelyn
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Evelyn Crende
evelyn.crende@nubart.eu+1 (305) 454-2085
Business Development North America
NUBART
Berlin, Germany
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-17-2024 04:39 PM
From: Mia Buch
Subject: QR Code Management
Hello Museum Folk,
Out museum creates QR codes to share with the public for a few different resources (no more than 20 active codes at a time currently).
We are looking into shifting all of our audio guides from cell phone base to QR code access. We currently pay for a pro subscription of "QR Code Generator by bitly" and love that it collects data as well has editable codes. However, I wanted to see what other options there were that other museums were using – especially before we begin a big overhaul of our virtual offerings. What programs do you use for QR codes? Do you like them?
Mia Buch (pronounced Me-uh Boo)
Museum Educator
she / they
Des Moines Art Center
4700 Grand Avenue
Des Moines, IA 50312
515.277.4405 (main)
515.271.0349 (direct)
desmoinesartcenter.org
