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The early Metis community in Manitoba had to choose between more traditional activities and the ones desired by the developing settler communities. These activities were sometimes overlapping in time and distant in location, and so incompatible with each other. We set up an [[Interactive Display]] with arcade buttons to let a museum visitor choose a collection of activities. If the visitor chooses activities that are incompatible, the display would flag this and explain the reasons. | The early Metis community in Manitoba had to choose between more traditional activities and the ones desired by the developing settler communities. These activities were sometimes overlapping in time and distant in location, and so incompatible with each other. We set up an [[Interactive Display]] with arcade buttons to let a museum visitor choose a collection of activities. If the visitor chooses activities that are incompatible, the display would flag this and explain the reasons. | ||
While no one is using the display it would just display photos from the era. | |||
The interactive display uses [[Pygame]] on a [[Raspberry Pi]] to receive input from the buttons and display to a computer screen. | The interactive display uses [[Pygame]] on a [[Raspberry Pi]] to receive input from the buttons and display to a computer screen. | ||
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The early Metis community in Manitoba had to choose between more traditional activities and the ones desired by the developing settler communities. These activities were sometimes overlapping in time and distant in location, and so incompatible with each other. We set up an Interactive Display with arcade buttons to let a museum visitor choose a collection of activities. If the visitor chooses activities that are incompatible, the display would flag this and explain the reasons. While no one is using the display it would just display photos from the era.
The interactive display uses Pygame on a Raspberry Pi to receive input from the buttons and display to a computer screen.
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