LaunchPad: Presentation for MIDEA iPads in Museums Seminar
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A presentation by Scott Sayre and Liz Neely at the MIDEA iPads in Museums Seminar.
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LaunchPad: Presentation for MIDEA iPads in Museums Seminar
- 1. LaunchPad From the Art Institute of Chicago
- 2. LaunchPad Goals • Enliven the European Decorative Arts Galleries • Engage and entertain the visitors • Tell the rich histories and stories of these works And.. • Develop an authoring system connected to collection management and re-usable in other galleries • Open Source 2
- 3. Challenges 3
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- 5. #mcn2012deets 5
- 7. 21 iPads on Stanchions, 4 on Benches 7
- 8. Testing and Revision • Prototype testing 8
- 10. More Testing and Iterating • Installation testing 10
- 11. Content Authoring Stats • 190 unique stories • 26 videos • 4 animations • 21 ‘360’ degree object rotations • > 500 comparative illustrations • > 300 guide tour stops 11
- 12. Core Content Reporting 12
- 13. Manipulating Images: Sèvres Tea Kettle 13
- 14. #mcn2012deets
- 15. Patrick Edwards
- 16. Ubaldo Vitali Engaging Artists: Ubaldo Vitali
- 17. Ubaldo Vitali
- 18. Yuki Nyhan
- 19. Engaging Artists: Yuki Nyhan #mcn2012deets
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- 21. #mcn2012deets 21
- 22. #mcn2012deets 22
- 23. #mcn2012deets 23
- 24. #mcn2012deets 24
- 25. #mcn2012deets 25
- 26. #mcn2012deets 26
- 27. #mcn2012deets 27
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- 29. Authoring Tool
- 30. TAP & TourML • Content analysis made it a clear fit for the TourML schema (stops, assets, and connections) • IMLS funded grant for TAP allowed updates to the project to be leveraged by LaunchPad • Allowed focus on Kiosk App and Authoring interface since TAP provided the architecture 30
- 31. Moving Forward: Other Galleries 31
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- 34. Takeaways • LaunchPad uses media – in and out of the gallery– to tell stories that engage the senses and deepen a visitor’s relationship with the art • Test and iterate with real audiences to build the best solution • Use and extend toolkits for scalability • Working with a community of artist activates and brings to life creativity and process 34
Editor's Notes
- Donor approached the department of EDA with a challengeEnliven the EDA galleries, stop people in their tracksGeographically challengedTo deliver engaging interactive multimedia programming enhancing object interpretation and visitor experience of EDA galleriesIn-gallery touch screens, with Web resources Beautiful and compelling for all visitorsTo develop systems for authoring, delivery, and production that can be replicated for other galleries in the Art Institute* We had to see this to the donor – it was not her initial thought. But if we were putting in this kind of effort, we wanted it to be broadly re-usable.Authorable by lay peopleConnected to Collection Management
- -ChallengesLocation of Gallery-Interpretive challenges:-3D utilitarian works of art, why is it at the museum-Hightly decorated – of
- 18th century France in San Diego, California
- MacArthur Fellowship Award, 2011Conservator, Silversmith, Renaissance Man
- Hands in Clay
- Scalable authoring environmentNew team-based structure – applying it to other projectsCollaborativeCreativeHolistic approach to projectTAP extendedJaharisNew style guideUpdating entire style guide