PHASE 2: TRAVELING EXHIBITS
Tech-infused solutions for schools, libraries and global museums
COURTROOM 600 ON THE ROAD
We’ll create two types of traveling exhibits:
FOR SCHOOLS OR LIBRARIES: A series of low-cost, retractable banners that ship and set up easily in smaller spaces and require no special lighting or power
FOR MUSEUMS: A core, artifact-based traveling exhibit designed to immerse visitors in large format photography and exclusive artifacts
Both exhibits will feature QR codes which trigger video or audio content from our website, and encourage deeper immersion into Courtroom 600 stories.
TECHNOLOGY FUELS ACTIVE LEARNING
QR codes allow viewers to customize their learning experience—presenting audio, video, answers to questions, and content from our website.
Using a smartphone camera and the Courtroom 600 app, exhibit viewers scan a graphic or object on either walls or floors—and digital content then appears onscreen.
Active learning leads to social buzz and shares.
EXCLUSIVE ARTIFACTS & PHOTOGRAPHY
Our collection includes official documents, letters and books written by the major war criminals, original prison diagrams, and much more.
Large-format photography and removable floor decals will add visual impact—even within a small exhibit footprint.
QR CODES CREATE INTERACTIVITY
By scanning the map pin (as pictured on the floor in this concept rendering), exhibit viewers can learn what a mimeograph is—technology that disappeared with the advent of photocopiers. A social media-shareable factoid then appears:
DID YOU KNOW: 700 million mimeographed pages stacked up would be 47 miles high!
A NEW WAY OF EXPERIENCING HISTORY
Courtroom 600 is a new kind of learning platform where the stories and lessons from Nuremberg are woven into an interactive tapestry of people, places, and events.
