Are there any museums out there that have developed and marketed an
interactive cd-rom, either on their own or with the help of outside
consultants/financial backing?  If so, I have some questions about how it
was done.  I'll just throw out a few questions as a starter:
 
--How was the project financed?  If outside funding was used, what was the
source?
 
--If outside consultants were used, who were they?
 
--Was marketing handled by the museum, or was it done through a cd-rom
publisher?
 
--Did the cd-rom turn out as originally planned, and is it considered
successful?
 
I currently am working with a group at the Burke Museum in Seattle that is
considering the development of a cd-rom on Northwest Coast Indian art and
culture, and I am the only one in the group that is active on the
internet.  Any answers, hints, suggestions, etc., will be appreciated.
 
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