Hello,

I am involved in planning and coordinating programming to accompany the
installation of the Guantanamo Public Memory Project traveling exhibit at
Northeastern University next spring, and we are considering making
non-english content available as text and audio via QR coding, but this is
content we hope to make accessible to any visitor, not only those who own
smart phones.

Does anyone have experience with providing ipod touches or other devices to
visitors for audio tours? I am particularly interested in any challenges
you might have encountered, as well as any resources for buying or renting
the devices.

We are still in the early stages, which means I have yet to determine how
the content will be hosted—so suggestions on that front are also
appreciated!

Thank you,

Kerry McDonough
Education Coordinator
GPMP at Northeastern University
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