Digit Digital Gallery: Engaging Students with Interactive Art Education

The Dulwich Gallery has introduced the Digit Digital Gallery Interactive Teaching system, which allows students to use Palm computers to engage with art. This system guides students to artworks and presents them with multiple-choice questions, enhancing their learning experience. Developed to meet specific educational needs, the system helps students with their coursework by allowing them to record information for school. Currently, the gallery has 25 Palm computers and plans to expand this number.

What is the purpose of the Digit Digital Gallery Interactive Teaching system developed at the Dulwich Gallery?

How do students use Palm computers in relation to the art they are viewing?

In what way does the Palm computer system enhance the students' experience of art?

What kind of information can students record while using the Digit system?

What are the future plans for the number of Palm computers at the Dulwich Gallery?