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Ian Russell

Ian Russell 10am Red Room, Friday June 1 st Time to bridge the gap: Making collection objects interactive www.interactives.co.uk. ‘The two cultures’. DISCUSSION. Sharing the experience. ANSWERS. QUESTIONS. EXHIBIT. The ‘triangle model’ of social interaction.

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Ian Russell

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  1. Ian Russell 10am Red Room, Friday June 1stTime to bridge the gap: Making collection objects interactive www.interactives.co.uk

  2. ‘The two cultures’

  3. DISCUSSION Sharing theexperience ANSWERS QUESTIONS EXHIBIT • The ‘triangle model’ of social interaction

  4. How many NOSTRILS does this eel have in its nose?

  5. DISCUSSION Sharing theexperience ANSWERS QUESTIONS EXHIBIT • The ‘triangle model’ of social interaction

  6. What caused the marks in the mud, before this fossil prawn died?

  7. How was the long trail created beside this fossil ammonite?

  8. How was the long trail created beside this fossil ammonite?

  9. CosmoCaixa, Barcelona

  10. Gastrolith from a dinosaur’s stomach Tactile interactives with EMOTION

  11. Gastrolith from a dinosaur’s stomach Iron meteorite Tactile interactives with EMOTION

  12. ‘Guess before you press’

  13. Display-case magnifier by Micrarium Enterprises, UK Magnifiers

  14. Magnifiers

  15. Video microscope

  16. Where possible, AVOID using sound to communicate information

  17. Analysing ‘key concepts’

  18. Analysing ‘key concepts’

  19. Pedestal-mounted interactives

  20. CENTRAL CONCEPT Interactive exhibit ‘clusters’

  21. Pedestal-mounted interactives

  22. How is the specialist interactive exhibit designer regarded?

  23. How is the specialist interactive exhibit designer regarded? ‘The guy who makes stuff?’

  24. How is the specialist interactive exhibit designer regarded? ‘The guy who sells stuff?’

  25. ‘The two cultures’?

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