I’ve been doing a lot of testing inside the museum recently.
I’m testing the firkin crane soon, and like the butter churn, it prints out a receipt when someone engages with it.
On the receipt there is a QR Code, which will link to a .pdf which will give them more information on the content they engaged with through the firkin crane inside the museum. This way, the artefact is designed to allow the visitor to reengage with the museum after they’ve left.
I’m going to put the .pdfs up here for now, so when someone accesses the QR Code they’ll be directly linked to the .pdfs below.
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