There is a super one in Quebec city (Canada) called Audiotour. They have
equipped 5 -6 sites (inside and outside) with this unique technology. I was
very surprised on their new product because it allows the addition of audio
animations to existing and future interpretation panels (indoors as well as
outdoors).

Go at www.voxsys.net and let me know.
Mike Gillis
Student
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>From: Francis French <[log in to unmask]>
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>Subject: Re: oral histories in exhibits
>Date: Fri, 25 May 2001 08:43:50 -0700
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>The most powerful one I ever saw (though it only falls loosely under
>'exhibit') is the audio tour of Alcatraz, with former prisoners describing
>what happened in each area. I have seen powerfully effective use of
>videoscreens in exhibit too (as long as the segments are not too long and
>repeat frequently. Just having an audio playing over speakers can get lost
>in the crowds.
>
>Francis French
>Education Programs Coordinator
>Reuben H. Fleet Science Center
>(619) 238 1233 Ext: 808
>www.rhfleet.org <http://www.rhfleet.org>
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>         -----Original Message-----
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>         Subject:        oral histories in exhibits
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>         We are looking for recommendations of exhibitions that have
>included
>oral histories. Has anyone seen any they'd recommend? Any ideas of ways to
>use/present/include oral histories in exhibits?
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