For a few days now, those visiting the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences of our city can expand their information about the institution and access a range of online recreational activities with the implementation of QR Codes.
These codes have different uses. The first one is located at the front of the building, on the access gate, and provides general information about the museum to tourists and passersby who wish to be informed before entering.
The other codes are located in the various rooms inside the museum and, in this case, provide access to online games created by the Educational Area guided by the Department Head, using a free application that allows for the generation of these games, which are simple but fun and help to deepen or anchor the knowledge acquired during the tour of the institution.
This initiative is a new service to our community from the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, which reports to the Municipal Undersecretariat of Culture, and was made possible with the collaboration of the local Municipality's IT Directorate and Mr. Guillermo Barboza, who donated the printing of the Entrance Code, to whom we wish to extend our gratitude.
These codes have different uses. The first one is located at the front of the building, on the access gate, and provides general information about the museum to tourists and passersby who wish to be informed before entering.
The other codes are located in the various rooms inside the museum and, in this case, provide access to online games created by the Educational Area guided by the Department Head, using a free application that allows for the generation of these games, which are simple but fun and help to deepen or anchor the knowledge acquired during the tour of the institution.
This initiative is a new service to our community from the Museum of Anthropology and Natural Sciences, which reports to the Municipal Undersecretariat of Culture, and was made possible with the collaboration of the local Municipality's IT Directorate and Mr. Guillermo Barboza, who donated the printing of the Entrance Code, to whom we wish to extend our gratitude.