Info Programs - Information at your visitor's finger tips
Kiosks - LCD touch screen kiosk housings
Contact Us - Email, phone, address and information
Interactive Trail Guides and Maps
Which is the shortest trail? What can I expect to see on the purple trail? How do I get to the pond? Where are the restrooms? Sometimes a photocopied, black and white, paper map is not the best way to answer the questions your visitors have. An interactive trail guide can offer detailed information in an easy-to-use way with interactive panoramic photos, seasonal photos, color map images, distance measurements, and points of interest. Visitors can "tour" your trails, compare them, get a glimpse of the scenery, and even see what they look like in a different season. The programs can also be designed to offer seasonal information like "the osprey are hatching now, keep an eye out for moms feeding their young," or "this time of year our black bear are hibernating so you may not see them on this visit."
Visitors will enjoy finding information on their own and they won't need to interupt staff members as often. An interactive trail guide is a great addition to a center and can be combined with a few games for a broader appeal with your kiosk.
A screen from the Tenafly Nature Center's interactive trail guide.
Use the controls to pan the 360 degree panoramic image and "look around."
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point2explore is a brand of software products designed for educational use with exhibit hardware. Our educational games and informational computer interactives run on computer systems with touch screen monitors, trackballs, etc. Our kiosks include LCD touch screen displays. Our touch screen games and programs are currently being used in museums, science centers, nature centers, history museums, aquariums, and children's museums. Copyright 2000-2008, C.D. Meyer, Inc. and its licensors. All Rights Reserved.
