Introducing Open Exhibits
On September 21st, I announced that we received funding for Open Exhibits from the National Science Foundation. It is great to be able to announce today, just two months later, that Open…
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Computer Exhibits in Museums Survey and Open API
We’ve been mighty busy around here with the Open Exhibits initial software release and site relaunch just around the corner (coming November 15), but we have found time for other important and related…
Open Exhibits – Free Release and New Website, November 15
>>Reposted from Open Exhibits blog. Last month, we announced that we received funding from the National Science Foundation for Open Exhibits. Today we’re happy to announce that, on November…
Make It Multitouch at Museum Computer Network Conference
Later this month, I will presenting a day-long workshop at the Museum Computer Network (MCN) annual conference in Austin, Texas. Make It Multitouch will explore technology and design issues concerning multitouch development…
Open Exhibits is Funded by the National Science Foundation
>>Reposted from Open Exhibits Blog It’s official! Ideum has been awarded a major ($1.78M) National Science Foundation grant for a three-year exhibit software initiative entitled Open Exhibits. The project…
Know A Good Flash Programmer?
Update: 5/9/14: Our Jobs page shows the current positions available at Ideum. We’re hiring! Ideally we’re looking for someone with Flash/Flex experience who’s knowledgable and curious about art, science and history.
First Multitouch Flash Website!
We’ve embedded multitouch Flash applications into the GestureWorks site, making it (as far as we know) the first site to incorporate Flash multiouch! Many of the tutorial pages now feature their own…
Multitouch Tutorials Abound
. . . on the GestureWorks site. Today, we’ve posted a tutorial on how to make a multitouch twitter application in Flash. Not your cup of tea? Maybe you’d like to…
Just How Many Points Can the New 3M 22″ Multitouch Screen Handle?
There are many devices that claim to be multitouch, but only a few that can actually handle more than two points. Which is why we were anxiously awaiting our 20-point capacitive…
