At a previous job I used
Intuiface to create a simple interactive. You don't need to know coding to work, but it does take some time to set up because there is a bit of a learning curve. But there are lots of tutorials for it. It functions on if/then statements. Example: If I hit the blue button in the corner, then this text box pops up, etc.
There is a free version, but you can only use it on a certain number devices (I want to say 2 or 3) and they put their logo in the bottom right corner.
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Sarah Rosenkrans
Exhibit and Education Assistant
Indiana University Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology
Bloomington IN
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Original Message:
Sent: 02-25-2022 10:30 AM
From: Kaitlynn Anderson
Subject: Free Interactive Websites/Programs for Tablets
Hi everyone! I am currently revamping the school tour program at the museum I am intern curator at. One of the things I am introducing is the use of technology in some of the key historical buildings in the pioneer village. I am planning to purchase Amazon Fire Tablets that students and future guests can interact with to learn more about a specific artifact, showcase additional images, fun facts, etc.. The problem is that I am stuck on what is the best way to make the visitor-selected interactive. I have been looking at ThingLink, but wasn't sure if anyone had any luck with PowerPoint or another program? I am looking for a free program/website where these types of things can be made and displayed on the tablet. If you have any info or tips on what you've used, it would be greatly appreciated!
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Kaitlynn Anderson
Interning Curator
Cass County Historical Society-Bonanzaville
West Fargo ND
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