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Our long term mission with StoryKiosk started with museums — we wanted visitors to talk about their experiences and build their own connections to exhibits. With popular installations around the country, we’re focusing on a new trend in museums — supporting story-based experiences at other public venues and... -
We use social gatherings at public events and exhibits to generate stories that can be reviewed and shared in other public venues such as museum exhibits, lobbies and festivals. Installed in museum exhibits around the U.S., Storykiosk provides a tangible platform in a public space for recording stories, and an easy-to-use... -
Asking visitors questions and creating a space for them to answer is one of the most direct ways of engaging visitors in the exhibit topic. Here are some of the sample questions we’ve asking visitors in our installations: Do support the Cape Wind energy project? Tell us about it… Could your family live together...
Using personal stories to build connections in museum exhibits, broadcast, and community projects
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Our long term mission with StoryKiosk started with museums — we wanted visitors to talk about their experiences and build their own connections to exhibits. With popular installations around the country, we’re focusing on a new trend in museums — supporting story-based experiences at other public venues and events.
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January 5, 2021 |
Introducing StoryHabitat: A New Model for Community Stories and Exhibits
I’m delighted to announce a new name and evolved model for our community storytelling business:...
November 19, 2020 |
Sitting in our (virtual) booth at the NEMA Conference
I’ve been hanging out in our booth at the New England Museum Association (NEMA) conference the last couple...
September 9, 2020 |
Portland Museum of Art / Maine Memory Network: Upload Photos and Stories from Home
We’re continuing to evolve our mission to help cultural organizations reach out to members’ homes...