Today's kids are increasingly wired. No, we don't mean they're
hyperactive but they do have access to computers and the Internet
in rising numbers. What does this mean for education and museums?
It means you need to start using the web for more than just
an on-line brochure.
MuseArts can help you get just as wired as the kids and adults
you serve, no matter how large or small your operation.
Some recent MuseArts projects include:
Sunshine Room Web Project
In the pre-schooler's words, they wanted to know about "puttin'
pictures in 'puters." The project involved a pre-visit question
session with the preschool instructor, a visit by MuseArts
web developers to answer questions and help draw pictures,
some scanning, and a post-visit look at all the artwork on
the web.
Sunshine
Room Web Project II
Dinosaurs. RRRRrraaarrarrararrrww!
iEmily Web Site for Girls
A web site for teenage girls featuring information about physical
and mental well-being. We did many animations, illustrations,
and Flash interactives, including the popular Feng
Shui Advisor.
Cambridge Community Television
MuseArts provides web site consultation, web design and design
advice for the community television station in Cambridge,
MA. The station makes an extra effort to get kids and minorities
on the air, and we appreciate their work.
MuseArts offers the following Web exhibit services to museum
and educational developers:
- Concepts, proposals, and Web site development
- Creative interface design
- HTML, CGI scripting, and Javascript
- Content development
- Web site evaluation and testing
- Exhibit-based curriculum development
- Illustration and animation
- Digital audio and video
- Browser-safe optimization
