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So you want to put a computer exhibit in your museum? - a beginner’s guide.	If you want to install a computer exhibit, but haven't done it before then read this. This short non-technical guide will get you started.
Writing a creative brief for a computer exhibit	If you're appointing external contractors to make your exhibit then one of the most important things is the brief you send them to say what you want. Here's a guide to what to put in it and what to leave out.
How to buy a computer for a museum exhibit	This document tells what equipment you'll need for a computer exhibit and where to buy it from. It assumes no technical knowledge.
Requirements for museum exhibit software	Based on a document used by the Science Museum, London, this document gives a set of basic requirements for the development of exhibit software.
Telling stories with games	Games are a great way of telling stories in a museum. In this document I look at how to use games to tell stories and how to design a game to work in a museum.
KISS chase – How to keep your exhibit simple	During the development process its very easy to make your exhibit more complicated than it needs to be. This is a more discursive document which looks at why this happens and how to avoid the pitfalls.
Video in exhibitions - getting it right	Great video can really bring an exhibitions alive. But it's easy to make mistakes when you're commissioning it and it can be expensive to change afterwards. This document tells you what to watch out for.
How to set up a computer for a museum exhibit	Once you've got your computer you need to set it up. This fairly technical document tells you how to set up a Windows computer.