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  In the fall of 2020, the Clemson University Office of Housing and Dining hired Interactiv...

The pandemic has altered the landscape for delivering many health services but it doesn’t mean th...

The Smithsonian’s National Air and Space Museum has hired us to convert three popular Flash inter...

Our client, the American Battlefield Trust has announced the release of an augmented reality app ...

A new exhibition at the National Portrait Gallery titled, “Every Eye Is Upon Me: First Ladies of ...

We worked closely with Clemson Professors Darren Linvill and Patrick Warren to create a close look at how disinformation spreads through social media accounts. The result is an interactive online quiz named Spot The Troll that launched in September 2020. Ne...

“What does it mean to be spiritual?” The Fetzer Institute has been researching that question and ...

The quiz where YOU examine images of real social media content and decide whether it's from a legitimate account or an internet troll.

The August edition of Digest features new projects that support online learning and augmented reality applications we are creating for our museum and university partners. 

As the pandemic continues to upend school systems’ plans for holding in-person c...

In 2017, the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery reinstalled one of its most...

During the summer of 2020, our clients at the Sealaska Heritage Institute in Jun...

Interactive Knowledge designed and programmed five original interactive activities that are delivered at the LEAF Global Arts center in Asheville on nine touchscreen monitors. The Grand Opening on February 14, 2020, was attended by hundreds of LEAF supporters...

The disinformation online learning project will present a series of actual posts that were discovered by the Clemson researchers to be the work of trolls from Russia’s Internet Research Agency. This project will be available to the public and is designed to help social media users learn techniques for uncovering the source of posts, videos, and articles before sharing them with their friends and family.

Interactive Knowledge designed and built the maps a part of our ongoing website maintenance and support contract with Power to Decide. There is a wealth of additional information for public health professionals, elected officials, and birth control advocates that provide links to content on the Power to Decide website as well as external resources.

The American Battlefield Trust, Lumina Datamatics, and Interactive Knowledge are creating an augmented reality (AR) experience for mobile and tablet devices to be used by visitors to the Gettysburg battlefield. The AR app will offer a wide variety of 3D animations and stills that are ba...

Interactive Knowledge has designed and produced digital products for online and in-gallery display for six different Smithsonian museums as well as the Smithsonian Traveling Exhibition Service (SITES), the Office of Advancement, the Office of International Relations and the Office of th...

In 2004, Interactive Knowledge was chosen as one of eight digital design firms across the country that could be selected by Smithsonian project managers to design and develop website projects without putting the contract out to bid. We were under a blanket contract that was renewed for ...

The American Battlefield Trust has a mission to “Preserve our nation’s hallowed battlegrounds and educate the public about what happened there and why it matters.” Their website is an immense storehouse of knowledge about wars fought within our borders with a specific focus on Civil War...

The fall 2019 edition of Digest, featuring LEAF Community Arts, The Right Time and why you should prioritize upgrading your Drupal website.

Interactive Knowledge has been working closely with LEAF Community Arts to create five unique digital experiences that will greet visitors as they walk through the doors of its new downtown Global Arts Center.

A new, dynamic site provides users with current topics of information about birth control and where to get it.

Starting this summer, members of CROPP cooperative (the dairy farmers coop that owns the Organic Valley brand) will be able to share important notices and content on their Farmers.coop website.

Check out our latest edition of Interactive Knowledge Digest, featuring news and announcements from Interactive Knowledge, and highlighting recent projects from Fetzer Institute, NACCHO and Organic Valley.

Interactive Knowledge has been partnering with the Fetzer Institute since 2007 when we first created a website to support their Campaign for Love and Forgiveness. We have worked on several versio...

The National Association of County and City Health Officials (NACCHO) hired Interactive Knowledge in 2010 to begin creating an extensive online curriculum for an NIH...

Interactive Knowledge is working with LEAF Community Arts to create a beautiful interactive space in a renovated ...

Illustration by Michaela Goade, courtesy of Sealaska Heritage Institute We've wrapped up final production on Sealaska Heritage Institute's newest exhibition. Our involvement in this project spanned over 2...

We've been hired by the American Battlefield Trust to help support their digital properties. The American Battlefield Trust is a non-profit that permanently protects Revolutionary War, War of 1812 and Ci...

The Southeastern Museum Conference recently awarded Reynolda House's mobile tour app, Reynolda Revealed, its top prize in the "Applications" category, the Gold Technology Award. Interactive K...

We worked closely with our friends at Reynolda House Museum of American Art to design, produce and finalize an interactive tour app with two distinct routes: Museum / Gardens & Village. Th...

Though many of our projects are web based, we also create unique interactive activities that are installed on location. On May 1, 2018, a new exhibition opened at the Sealaska Heritage Institute in Juneau, Alaska. The exhibition features three touch screen interactives that are designed and produced by Interactive Knowledge.

A redesigned site built on visual literacy principles. The Toledo Museum of Art has a global reputation for its collection, architecture and educational programming.

IK has completed phase two of the online counterpart of this popular and newly refurbished installation at the Smithsonian’s National Portrait Gallery. The site has two main components: the online version of the exhibition itself and a research por...

The Smithsonian Capital Campaign surpassed its original fundraising goal of $1.5 billion, reaching nearly $1.88 billion in private support when the campaign concluded on Decem...

IK has worked with Power to Decide to develop a Campus Sexual Health Survey for Colleges and Universities. The online tool guides users through a multi...

The year 2017 marks 100 years since the original construction of Reynolda House by Katharine Smith Reynolds and her husband, Richard Joshua (R. J...

The Arts Council of Fayetteville and Cumberland County initially tasked IK with the planning phase for its new website and, later, with the full implementation and launch.

IK launched the new DIA.org site this month complete with a spectacular, high-resolution collection library of over 61,000 items. The high quality imagery a...

Interactive Knowledge has been chosen by the Sealaska Heritage Institute, a nonprofit that supports and perpetuates Southeast Alaska Native cultures, to design and produce an exhibition in their galleries in Juneau, Alaska. In addition to the 900 square foot physical exhibition space, we are crea...

In July 2015, CROPP Cooperative (well-known for its Organic Valley brand), asked us to redesign their primary website. The website's audience included more than 1,800 farmer-members, co-op staff, and pot...

Interactive Knowledge was recently selected to redesign the Toledo Museum of Art website. With more than 30,000 works of art in its collection, the Museum, founded in 1901, teaches people to read, write, and comprehend visual language by engaging with art. Through this redesign, the Museum will f...

The Smithsonian’s Office of International Relations needed an interactive portal to share a wealth of information, including incredible photos and vi...

This year marks both the 25th anniversary of Interactive Knowledge and the first time the Southeastern Museums Conference Annual Meeting has been held in Charlotte, ...

Interactive Knowledge is honored to be chosen to redesign the Detroit Institute of Arts website. The Detroit Institute of Arts (DIA) holds one of the largest and most significant art collections in America.

“Unbound: Narrative Art of the Plains,” an exhibition opening Saturday, March 12, 2016 at the Smithsonian’s National Museum of the American Indian, George Gustav Heye Center in New York will include an interactive installation developed by Interactive Knowledge.

Thanks to a federal grant from Health and Human Services’ Office of Adolescent Health, a new campaign of The National Campaign for the Prevention of Teen and Unplanned Pregnancy called InnovationNext is planning to award ten teams initial funding of $80,000 and the opportunity for up to $325,000 ...

The University of Pittsburgh’s School of Public Health has a successful track record of obtaining federal funding for a variety of online projects related to increasing the number of organ and tissue donation volunteers. 

We recently partnered with our friends at WonderWorld to help their client, Piedmont Natural Gas, break their tradition of printing thousands of biannual Sustainability Reports. We designed and produced a site that features a variety of interact...

CROPP Cooperative, well known for its Organic Valley brand is made up of over 1,800 farmer-owners. Based in LaFarge, Wisconsin, CROPP is growing quickly to meet the demand for organic dairy and other organic products. Farmers are becoming more reliant on a variety of useful technologies so the de...