Some visit our program's web pages. Over 100 test CD's are in teacher hands for review. In sum, we estimate over 300,000 visitors have interacted with our displays in the museum and another 150,000 over the web over the past two years. Note from the graphs below that even midnight visitors to the rock laser shows learned from our exhibit. The usage of the SL9 portion dropped, but those of the other modules increased.
All kiosks appear equally heavily used.
We are discussing with them installing other modules of our software. That kiosk will spend a week in the main NASA lobby in August. Our module and two computers were delivered to the Franklin Institute for assimilation into the exhibit on July 19, 1996. Electric Space will will start its year-long travel, beginning in NOAA headquarters July 30, 1996. Three 1995 summer camps at the Houston Museum of Natural Science used the internet access provided by this grant.