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Organisation Development Services is a successful and innovative public sector consultancy specialising in organisation development, workforce planning and change management.
Organisation Development Services is a successful and innovative public sector consultancy specialising in organisation development, workforce planning and change management.
This is a flash based standalone cd-rom program which tests the user on their knowledge of the pharmaceutical.
This tool provides allows the user to create a custom built presentation from supplied slides.
For this project I was involved in re-populating an existing program with new video, audio and text content.
A flash based interactive program allowing the user to view various case study presentation slides.
I designed this e-communication after being briefed by KP360 to come up with a friendly, simple and clean way of sending monthly information around the employees.
This tool provides step-by-step assistance and guidance in the planning and running of an advisory board meeting.
I was solely responsible for programming ten kiosk interactives which feature at Hong Kong Wetlands Park a world class tourism, educational and conservation facility.
I was sole programmer of fifteen bespoke kiosk interactives situated in the Wimbledon Lawn Tennis Museum.
For this client I programmed a selection of interactives in the new visitor centre for the re-opening of the John Rylands Library in Manchester.
This programme was designed and built for Shipley Art Gallery to bring to life painter William Irving’s ‘The Blaydon Races’ in a visually rich way.
For Lincoln Museum I programmed four exhibits designed to educate about the lifestyle of people differing in wealth through varying times in history.
These visually rich programmes for Liverpool Cathedral were designed to educate about the life and times of the building itself.
For Arsenal Museum I programmed a range of interactive kiosks with gameplay, fun animation, and which integrated audio and video.
At Manx National Heritage Museum I created database programmes based on artifacts discovered in Isle of Man.
The exhibits at Wilberforce House include a range of interactive programmes designed to educated the user about the life and times of William Wilberforce.
The exhibits at Collins Barracks hold in very in depth information. Simple user interfaces allow the user to find and access information as quickly as possible while still being interesting and engaging.
The interactive kiosks at Woodhorn Museum are aimed at young users to help learn about unlocking information using the museum archives.
At Merseyside Maritime Museum you can enter an unseen world of smuggling, intrigue and detection where things are not always what they seem in the national museum of HM Revenue and Customs.
Stockport Story Museum has galleries exploring Stockport from its origins to the present day
The Imperial War Museum in Duxford is Europe’s premier aviation museum.
Catalyst is an interactive science centre and museum devoted to chemistry and how the products of chemistry are used in every day life.
I completed work on 4 very different interactive kiosks for Leeds City Museum in 2008.
The Rotunda Museum in Scarborough was designed to convey William Smith’s theory; that rocks could be ordered according to the fossils they contain.
Sunderland Museum & Winter Gardens saved paintings by LS Lowry from auction with help from a Heritage Lottery Fund grant.
Lofoten Aquarium in Norway unveiled a new exhibition in March 2008.
For Manchester City Art Gallery I programmed a very simple and clean interface which allowed the user to learn more about the exhibits using audio and video.
Wentworth Castle Gardens is one of the most important historic gardens in the North of England.
