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[[CLIO_(toolkit)|CLIO]] is a toolkit containing | [[CLIO_(toolkit)|CLIO]] is a toolkit containing a web application and all of the resources needed to create your first digital interactive. [[CLIO_Exhibit_(application)|CLIO Exhibit]] is used to display interactive activities, on-line and in-person, as a facilitated experience or a static exhibit kiosk. You can use your own electronics, or you can follow our guides to recreate [[POP_Kiosk|POP]], our portable prototype touchscreen kiosk. | ||
The CLIO project is open-source and that means you can choose to use it however it works best for you. | The CLIO project is open-source and that means you can choose to use it however it works best for you. | ||
Revision as of 11:32, 19 April 2022
Introduction
CLIO is a toolkit containing a web application and all of the resources needed to create your first digital interactive. CLIO Exhibit is used to display interactive activities, on-line and in-person, as a facilitated experience or a static exhibit kiosk. You can use your own electronics, or you can follow our guides to recreate POP, our portable prototype touchscreen kiosk.
The CLIO project is open-source and that means you can choose to use it however it works best for you.
Getting Started
Our Getting Started guide contains everything you'll need to install CLIO, replicate a POP kiosk and create your first interactive.
Get Involved
If you want to help contribute to CLIO, you've come to the right place. This is where we are trying to keep a living document based on CLIO and the way open-source technologies intersect with museums, libraries. Add terms, update definitions, or provide language translations. Every little thing helps us to create a vibrant and open community geared towards one thing: equal access to technology, for everyone.
