Though we have quite a thorough ‘About’ page, I thought it would be useful to list (in no particular order) the main points of interest in the Poetic Places project. This may be of particular use for others working on this sort of project in the cultural heritage sector.
Poetic Places is, at this point, best described as a pilot project; we’ve been trying something new with quite limited resources in terms of time and money. I’ve tried to avoid scope-creep and keep everything manageable but some aspects of the project have been harder to deal with than anticipated. Aspects such as copyright.
We’re very close to launching Poetic Places now, so I wanted to share a little preview video of the app on iOS…
Despite my parents’ best efforts to encourage my artistic side, I’ve never been very good at the more visual bit. My drawing […]
As the app nears completion, it’ll soon be time to release Poetic Places into the wild and let you good folk experience […]
Games are usually fun and can make for interesting modes of engagement, and gamification is certainly popular at the moment. I’ve enjoyed […]
I was still exploring platform choices for Poetic Places when my colleague at the British Library, Stella, invited me to a demo […]
