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Expanding your horizons

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The Podcatcher

Small all-around device

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USS Midway Museum

San Diego, USA

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Anne Frank House

Amsterdam, Netherlands

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Jewish Museum Berlin

Berlin, Germany

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Museum Tirpitz

Blåvand, Denmark

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Cheddar Gorge & Caves, Somerset, UK

Museum of Friesland, Leeuwarden, NL

Berkshire Botanical Garden, Stockbridge, MA USA

Taubman Museum of Art, Roanoke, VA USA

Quinta da Regaleira, Sintra Portugal

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World Press Photo, Amsterdam NL

California Science Center,
Los Angeles, CA USA

The Museum of Fine Arts, Houston TX USA

National Museum of the American Indian, New York, NY USA

Het Noordbrabants Museum, 's-Hertogenbosch, NL

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USS Midway Museum

Museum Broekerveiling

The Appeltern Gardens

PSV

English Heritage

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Visitor Guiding

Audio Guides & App

Visitor Research

Research & Evaluation

Visitor Marketing

Connect & Improve

How to make fall more fun?

Newsletter October 2017

Autumn is now here and outside it’s getting colder. Fortunately things are more enjoyable inside: museums open their doors for beautiful autumn exhibitions, where you can listen to the most beautiful stories with the Podcatcher. Inside the Guide ID offices we are working hard to make this possible.

Our technical department is currently working hard on updating our TourEditor platform to continue to make it as user friendly as possible. As many of our client partners already know, you can easily create and manage audio tours and view the data in our Analytics tool already, but this will be even easier in the updated version. In addition, we are also busy creating a new IDentifier that is suitable for both indoors and outdoors. That means that all IDentifiers will be waterproof and that the housing will be even more robust.

We are proud that the Podcatcher continues to be the preferred method for our clients to tell their stories as they help to broaden the horizons of their visitors. On that topic, we gladly offer 5 suggestions to continue to broaden your horizons this autumn!

Enjoy reading!
The Guide ID team

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Children and families enjoy
The Podcatcher and learned more.

GaiaZoo

Their commitment and passion has been evident and unwavering from our initial meeting to the delivery of the project.

Ioannis Ioannidis, Interpretation manager, English Heritage

We chose the Podcatcher because it was a Guide and research tool in one.

Benjamin O'Connor - Garden Museum

We now base decisions on research
results by doing surveys on the Podcatcher.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery

91% of visitors answered
Yes to Did you like the tour?

Royal Dutch Palace

Staff like that there is no need
to explain anything to visitors.

People's History Museum

Now all visitors get a Podcatcher, our services have become more personal for all visitors.

Afrika Museum, Berg en Dal

91% of our visitors answered
Yes to the question "Do you like the tour?"

Royal Dutch Palace

Even my grandparents understood how
the handsets worked.

Visitor, at Pembroke castle

Using the Podcatcher is a great
way to bring our stories to life

Paleis Het Loo

We chose for the Podcatcher because its so easy to use and because its
so simple to add extra layers of interpretation for our visitors.

Heleen van Ketwich, Manager ‎Commercial business,The New Church en Hermitage Amsterdam

Visitors and staff are very happy with the
Podcatcher because it is so simple.

Kröller-Müller Museum

Developing an audio tour in one month, for one evening? This is easily done with the Podcatcher!

Trees van Mansfeld,Public engagement & Education, Museum our lord in the attic.

Our visitors and staff enjoy the
Podcatcher because it's so easy to use.

Kröller-Müller Museum

73% of kids said they
learned more & had fun.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery

We were really enthusiastic about the simplicity and flexibility
which suits our exhibition well.

KPM Museum, Berlin

The Podcatcher Platform turned out to be the perfect solution for the challenge of translating the different languages used in the video into our seven 'museum languages' simultaneously.

Tom Brink, head of Publications and Presentations, Anne Frank House

A tour was what the gardens
needed to bring them to life.

Hall Place gardens

We now base decisions on actual
research results from surveys on the Podcatcher.

Kelvingrove Art Gallery

My kids enjoyed the quiz and we
learned,together as a family

Visitor, at Gaia Zoo

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