Frankly, Green + Webb

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Frankly, Green + Webb helps cultural organisations to develop new audiences and find new ways of connecting with their current audiences using digital interpretation, specialising in mobile technologies. We assist with mobile interpretation strategy, audience research and insight, concept design and project management. Our particular expertise is in the research, experience design, creative direction and development of digital interpretation content that meets the needs and motivations of the audience.

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Smartphones and their Potential to support family learning in the Cultural Sector - Keeping it Social

Designing Effective Content for Mobile in Museums

Social Mobile Museums: The Missed Opportunity

The Potential for Mobile in Interpreting Manuscripts

Everything changes: What can we learn from product development in mobile interpretation?

Using Visitor Motivation to Design Digital Interpretation

Design principles for creating mobile experiences in museums.

Listening to Visitors - Research Findings on Mobile Content

Augmenting the Real with Digital - Creating Magical Moments

Museums Go Mobile: Start designing the service, not the website

Digipublishing in Museums - Evaluating SFMoMA's first digital catalogue

A New Look at an Old Friend: Re-evaluating the Met's Audio Guide Service

How to deliver successful mobile experiences in museums?

Museums Association Festival of Digital - Engage Critically

Digital R&D - Embedding the research in the design

MW2016 Online Scholarly Publishing: data and_insights_from_osci

Designing digital experiences for families #MWXX

Funding models for museum technology projects #MCN2016

MCN Webinar: Journey Mapping at the Gardner

Designing Audience-Centred digital services in Museums: the Opportunities and Challenges

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The Physical Interface

The Service Blueprints Overview

Beyond progressive-enhancement

Visitor-Centered: What Does it Mean to Walk that Talk?

Rijksstudio Museumnext 2013

Museums and the Web 2013

New Models for Mobile Learning in Museums

Crowdsourcing as productive engagement with cultural heritage

Visual Storytelling 101

Museums and the Web: Grounding Digital Information Trends

Mobile Revolution - MobileMarch-2011

Rethinking the Mobile Web by Yiibu

(Graham Brown mobileYouth) SOCIAL THINKING for MOBILE (Part 2/5 50 key trends in the Youth Mobile Age 2011)

Designing Mobile Experiences

TWTRCON SF 10 BrainPop: Stickybits

Data Visualization for the Public Sector