Interactivity in museums has been proven time and time again to enhance the learning experience. So why are curators wary of having interactive elements seem too “game” like? Continue reading
Why is “game” still a naughty word in museums?
Small Device, Big Expectations: An Association Exec’s Guide to Planning a Responsive Website
Responsive design is a growing imperative for organizations that want to ensure users have a seamless experience across devices. Here are four steps to lay the groundwork for success.
Posted in Content Strategy, Responsive Design, Tech Tools, UI/UX
Tagged AMS, associations, cross-platform, Drupal, mobile, navigation, screensize, SEO, wireframing
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Are you sure you want to recreate Flash games as HTML5? Four major pitfalls to avoid.
The rise of mobile is putting Flash games out to pasture. But do you redo your Flash games as HTML5? It’s key to understand upfront the implications of recreating existing content.
13 tips for creating great educational kid games
Designing great learning experiences for web, mobile and apps takes more than cute graphics and sticker rewards. There are surprisingly a great deal of parameters to keep in mind to create an ideal learning framework. Continue reading
Are you ready to meet the FTC rules for COPPA compliance and privacy in kid media?
Under the subject of “I sat through an FTC seminar on COPPA compliance for kids apps so you didn’t have to”, here are some salient points as it relates to our kid app work.
Posted in Games, Kids
Tagged apps, COPPA, FTC, in app, privacy policy, social sharing
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