One station covers Inner Space and the other, Outer Space. With proper permissions, we transferred the video to videodisc and added closed captioning in English and Spanish. Using push buttons on the tabletop, students can choose to play sections of the video describing the different scales of nature. Pioneer Laserdisc 4400 with Teknova Decoder and Museum Technology Videodisc Controller, buttons, and hearphones. Accelerating Science Students view the Accelerating Science video produced by Visual Media Services with music and lyrics by Wally Kissel of the Beams Division on four monitors, a poorman's videowall.
Video is stored on a videodisc.
Dave Svoboda, a summer student with Visual Media Services, did the 3D graphics on an SGI at UIC's Electronic Visualization Laboratory. Pioneer Laserdisc 4400 and Museum Technology Videodisc Controller and buttons. Each key plays a note if it is placed in the correct position and a light goes on behind the corresponding graphic. When students place all keys correctly, it plays a tune. This exhibit was prototyped on a Macintosh using Macromind Director and SoundEdit before it was built.