Introduction: electronic media


Exploring how electronic displays can engage, illuminate and impress visitors - and hopefully increase their numbers

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How to plan electronic displays


Scott Billings explains how to plan and commission an electronic display to ensure it truly enhances an exhibition, rather than being an expensive novelty

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Using screens in exhibitions


Super-sized projections on to floors, walls or ceilings can be a good way to introduce a sense of movement and add atmosphere to exhibitions

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Using 'intelligent' computers in displays


Ever more 'ntelligent' computers are allowing designers to produce a new range of interactive displays for multiple users

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Don't let technology dominate the show


Technologies such as infrared and radio waves allow you to create sophisticated experiences where the technology itself does not dominate the show

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Case study: dramatic light displays


A modern take on the son et lumière show provides the Museum of London Docklands with an arresting display in its gallery examining the history of slavery

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Case study: technology to tell stories


An unusual space containing a single object, the Nobel Center in Oslo uses an array of technology to tell the stories behind the famous peace prize

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Case study: 3D projections


Imelda Dover explains how Museum Victoria used sophisticated 3D projection to bring to life the ancient Indian site of Hampi in Melbourne

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Find out more about electronic media


More Museum Practice articles offering further guidance on using electronic media in exhibitions

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