Over the holidays, between parties, blissful bouts of relaxing, and a bit of food poisoning, I’ve been catching up on apps I meant to look
Category: Design process
What are the big trends in interactive exhibits for 2012?
Since it’s the end of the year, I’ve been staring at my list of “things I’d like to do in 2012” and trying to turn
Visitors’ preference for computers, Part Two
In Part One of this post, I mentioned Reach Advisors’ report on visitors’ preferences for computers. In their nationwide surveys of 40,000+ from over a
“Murder your darlings”, and the importance of rewriting
This Friday I got a fat manilla envelope from IMLS. We had submitted a proposal for the IMLS’ National Leadership Grant program, and hadn’t made
Tools of the trade, my 2011 edition
One of the most interesting parts of going through everyone’s responses to my question about managing their cognitive load was seeing the similarities and differences
Replies to “Dealing with your cognitive load” – Part four of four
This is the last of four posts summarizing replies to the question I posed about how people cope with the vast amounts of information coming
Thinking about Museums 