On Mon, 30 Apr 2001 19:23:44 -0700, Jim Newland
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>
>Besides an active web-site, what types of computer interactive or
other medias have people used, developed, or seen that might be
able to convey such a large and complicated amount of information.
>Jim N.

With the exception of situations where visitors are able and willing to
sit down for several minutes, it's tough to convey the depth of the
information it sounds like you have in a kiosk situation.

A possible solution might be to use several simpler interactives that
break down the history into phases and imbed the interactives into a
graphic timeline along a wall. This allows people to navigate "time"
physically , allows multiple users, keeps traffic moving, and makes
the actual interaction of each kiosk more digestable.

-Julian Jackson
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