Difference between revisions of "Designing Educational and Historical Kiosks for Worcester’s East-West Trail, Aiden Crane, Sean Dandeneau, Anagha Late, and Nathan Walzer, 2020"
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Latest revision as of 18:06, 10 August 2022
Type of Publication
Report
Where to Find?
https://digital.wpi.edu/downloads/9593tx41z
Abstract or Summary
This study designed three historical information kiosks that Park Spirit, our sponsor, will install along the East-West trail in Worcester, Massachusetts, to educate hikers on the history of Worcester’s greenspaces. This was achieved through a survey of hikers’ interest in various types of history, gathering historical stories from local news organizations, and formatting the kiosks to be attention-grabbing and visually appealing. This study’s findings led us to create three kioskdesigns and offer recommendations for work on other kiosks.
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Bibliographical Data
- Author: Aiden Crane, Sean Dandeneau, Anagha Late, and Nathan Walzer
- Title: Creating National Strategy for a Sustainable Trail System
- Year: 2020
- Publisher: Worcester Polytechnic Institute
