Does your institution have exhibits that could be supplemented by digital interactives, or galleries that could use an interactive infrastructure that evolves with your exhibits?
Static exhibit kiosks will always show the same activities, even after you restart them. You can still change the activities anytime you want through Facilitator Mode, but these kiosks are more 'set it and forget it' than a facilitated kiosk.
We used POP kiosks and a variety of mounting options, such as VESA brackets and exhibit stands.
We used CLIO interactive activities that were designed to be displayed on the POP kiosk.
Integrate any interactive activities you make using CLIO into your website or blog post.
The Daniel J. Evans Library at the Evergreen State College used exhibit kiosks to supplement their Rare Books Rooms, where unique and interesting books are put on display. This exhibit kiosk detailed a general book binding process and highlighted many of the books' creators.
Additionally, the Indigenous Arts Campus integrated several static kiosks into the Longhouse and they were used to act as a basic self-facilitated tour. The activities detailed the building's Indigenous architectural roots, provided an overview of the Indigenous Arts Campus and explored the plants in the Gifts Garden.
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