StreetAccess MUSEUMS 4 STAGES

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The four basic stages:
i-Guide in Action

Gallery staff place their Trails on-line with StreetAccess.

StreetAccess provides the easy-to-use lesson-making software, Trailmaker.

StreetAccess also provides staff training to get you started.

2

The four basic stages:
i-Guide in Action

Visitors access these Trails and input their responses.

Gallery visitors are issued with PDAs or mobile phones, and respond to prompts in the trail as they stand in front of the selected object or picture.

Trail creators can include text, images, audio, video and more. Visitor responses can include multiple choice, simple yes/no, image hotspots and text entry.

3

The four basic stages:
i-Guide in Action

The visitors’ inputs are recorded on the StreetAccess server.

Each time a visitor accesses a Trail, a recording is made of the process.

Visitors are issued unique PIN numbers and their responses are stored so that only they (and gallery staff or their teachers) can access them.

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The four basic stages:
i-Guide in Action

These compiled records are readily available on any internet-connected computer.

Back home or in the classroom, they can be downloaded, copied, stored or edited into coursework using any standard word-processing software.