The National Constitution Center harnesses technology with SeePoint kiosk systems.
Sponsored by: SeePoint Technology
Type: Case Study
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After a day of learning about the history and relevance of the U.S. Constitution, the Center wanted to provide visitors with the opportunity to sit down, enjoy a snack and engage in the activity that is at the heart of the Constitution – citizen participation.
The Center decided to install computer kiosks in the museum’s cafeteria, the Shahara Ahmad-Llewellyn and J. Bruce Llewellyn Citizens’ Café, which visitors could use to learn more and voice their opinions about the themes which are central to the National Constitution Center.
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