The Royal Collection Trust This educational e-learning activity, commissioned by the Royal Collection Trust, is a great example of our interactive work within the heritage and culture genre. This engaging resource is suitable for touch screen devices and works well in a school environment, ideal for Key Stage 2 pupils to use on classroom tablets. […]
The Royal Collection Trust The Royal Collection Trust commissioned us to produce a mobile friendly interactive to coincide with their exhibition; Masters of the Everyday: Dutch Artists in the Age of Vermeer. This e-learning application entitled ‘The Naughty Bits: Where to find symbolism in Dutch Paintings’, focuses on a compositional artwork constructed from a collection […]
The Postal Museum The recent anniversary celebrating the Penny Black Stamp prompted the Postal Museum to develop a collection of educational resources to support the story of the postage stamp in the 19th Century. We worked alongside children’s illustrator Sophie Foster to create the ‘Pop it in the Post’ learning interactive designed to work especially […]
The Royal Collection Following the largest ever exhibition of Leonardo da Vinci’s studies of the human body, the Royal Collection commissioned the development of an online learning interactive to showcase and interpret some of his work in an educational and family friendly format. In ‘The Dancing Skeleton’ interactive you will discover how particular movements are […]
The Canal and River Trust We were commissioned to produce an interactive, safety themed, digital production for the Canal and River Trust. The activities are ideal for families to use or could be implemented in the classroom as preparation for a school visit to a waterside location. The activities are suitable for a variety of […]
The Canal and River Trust The education team at the Canal and River Trust commissioned the production of an educational web app which could be used to replicate and support their classroom sessions about how and why the canals were built. The interactive learning journey was developed to tell the story of the key players […]
Developed to coincide with the exhibition ‘The Northern Renaissance Durer to Holbein’, held at The Queen’s Gallery, Buckingham Palace, this educational interactive explores a selection of suggestive references and symbolic clues within three paintings from the exhibition. Take a closer look at the paintings’ intricacies, there is so much more than what first meets the […]