Steve Poland has just published one of his Moleskine ideas, and it is a good one I believe.
Let passionate experts and curators develop new apps that could guide mueseum goers, via their smart portable devices.
Bingo.
He writes:
"From 6/17/11 when I was at the Louvre in Paris, France. I paid ~$10 to get the audio device (“multimedia guide”) to “hear/learn more” about various paintings/sculptures throughout the museum.
My thought is that there shouldn’t be a device, you should be using your iphone/android with your own headphones. And also, you shouldn’t only have one point-of-view audio commentary — the world should be adding their commentary/views/facts — this should be crowd-sourced.
I am sure there are more facts and analysis of the Mona Lisa that are great, rather than just the one that is shared by the museum itself on their audio “learn more” program.
Thus, why isn’t everyone in the world contributing audio commentary that you could listen to about a painting when you are standing in front of it at the museum?"
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