Home Front interactives
A series of interactives about Australian life during the First World War.
![The Schuler iPad interactive running in the museum](https://d33wubrfki0l68.cloudfront.net/e334e78cc777a2885a0e975966213c4976fa69f9/85975/dzxvuqn6mt3gk/view/84/56/47/0c/e3/37/b1/9f/05/48/c9/cd/09/53/a4/ba/w1sicmvzaxpliiwindawil1d/1199a8e48dd42b9e99814c196ef57e951e493a8d/nma-home-front-ipad-interactives-in-situ.png)
We worked alongside the National Museum of Australia to create a series of interactives for the Home Front exhibition, exploring life in Australia during the First World War.
We developed a number of interactives for the exhibition. Highlights include Under the Microscope, a fascinating touchscreen piece examining ant specimens collected by German Hans Overback who spent four years in Australia’s two largest internment camps.
Additionally, we built two iPad interactives: one exploring war photographs taken by Melbourne Age correspondent Phillip Schuler, and another giving visitors the chance to browse the 1915-1916 Myer catalogue.