Get So You Want Some Interactive Exhibits

Filling out the So You Want Some Interactive Exhibits form requires careful consideration and clear organization. This guide provides a step-by-step approach to ensure that you effectively communicate your ideas and requirements.

Follow the steps to complete the form accurately and efficiently.

1. Click 'Get Form' button to obtain the form and open it in the editor.
2. Begin by generating ideas for your interactive exhibit. Consider activities, themes, and inspiration you have encountered. Brainstorm with colleagues and examine exhibits in various museums to expand your creativity.
3. Select the right ideas by ensuring they fit the characteristics of effective interactive exhibits. Consider if your idea allows visitors to engage actively, provides rewards, and aligns with your exhibit’s theme.
4. Plan for breakdown and maintenance by incorporating the maintenance team’s insights during the development phase. A well-maintained exhibit is essential for ongoing success.
5. Develop clear exhibit briefs that outline your expectations, including the audience, content priorities, and technical requirements. Be detailed to guide the exhibit designer effectively.
6. Consider time scales necessary for development. Aim for realistic timelines based on the complexity of your exhibit to ensure quality outcomes.
7. Research and select an exhibit designer through a competitive process. Ensure that all designers receive the same information for fairness.
8. Manage the project effectively by maintaining communication with your designer, keeping detailed records, and overseeing that all requirements are met in a timely manner.
9. Test your ideas with real visitors during development to gather useful feedback and ensure usability before final installation.
10. Review and finalize the exhibit. Once completed, you can save any changes, download or print the form, or share it with your team for further input.

Start completing your documents online for a successful interactive exhibit development process.