Hi all! As a maker of all sorts of custom interactives, I just wanted to chime in and say the suggestions so far around using off-the-shelf equipment are
great.
I'd suggest playing with an existing collaboration tool, running on a cheap screen and computer + a printed QR code, to get something up-and-running quick! There are a lot of great web-based apps meant for meetings that could work.
- We use
Sli.do a lot to facilitate workshops in meetings. Interaction is exclusively through mobile devices, and you can play with everything from free response to polls. I believe there is some light moderation built in as well. My main suggestion would be to try this with a simple screen + computer + printed QR code to join.
- You
could also try running a
Mural, another great workshopping tool. Interaction via personal device is through their mobile app, though, so it's a higher barrier of entry.
Miro is similar - haven't personally tried the personal device interaction, though.
- +1 to Google Jamboard suggestion, although the hardware can be a little pricey
It could make sense to make something more specific and tailored in the future (e.g. the
twitter-driven version we made for Baseball Hall of Fame in 2016!), depending on what type of customization you need - or features you find yourself limited by in the platforms you choose.
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Brett Renfer
Creative Director
BluecadetNew York NY
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Original Message:
Sent: 01-25-2021 10:59 AM
From: Andrea Rolleri
Subject: All Digital Talk-back Wall
Hello All, Has anyone been using an all-digital talk-back wall that eliminates the manually writing and posting of notes? Something that would work with the visitor's personal device and is practical?