Digital signage breaks the enigma code
The enigma of how to encourage more girls to consider a career in computing has been solved with a little help from digital signage
Monday, 16 Sep 2013 09:39 GMT
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Seven digital signage boards were installed with access to cloud-based information
A multimedia interactive gallery honouring 'Women in Computing' powered by provider Heinekingmedia has opened at Bletchley Park, site of the famous Second World War Enigma Code breakers.
Sponsored by Google, the installation at The National Museum of Computing has seven interactive digital signage boards which can access information, videos and other content relating to female pioneers in computing.
The amount of cloud-based information that can be accessed via digital signage screens, and the interactive nature of the content made the medium the natural choice for the project.
The installation opened on September 7th.
The information is easily accessible via the screens
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