Thanks so much for the info! I’ll definitely be keeping my eyes out for it!

Thanks for your response!

Spotlight mobile is working with PAM and the de Young to create an iPhone app that I believe will be available to other institutions in the future. Visitors will be able to download the app to their own device or borrow an iPod touch from the museum. Unlike your tour, we will only have Wifi at our two entrances.

The foundation of our content at PAM will be SmartHistory videos made for our permanent collection. If you haven’t already, you should check out http://smarthistory.org. Right now, we have ten of those videos on our website at http://portlandartmuseum.org/multimedia/permanent/. I am still pretty new to this project, but I will try my best to answer any more questions you might have.

Thanks for posting a comment to my site. I’m always excited to see people comment.

I’ve been using Wufoo because I was familiar with it. I don’t necessarily think that it is the best option and have been wanting to change it to http://www.havasec.com. They make feedback forms specifically for mobile. You should definitely check them out. I’ll definitely check out iPoll as well.

You can access our form results by going to http://sjma.wufoo.com/reports/sjma-ipod-touch-tour-feedback/. Even though the form has been available for a while now there has not been a lot of feedback collected, but it does have some pretty good info in it.

I’d love to hear more about your tour if you have a chance to share. Is it accessible outside the museum?

I’m working on a survey for an iPhone tour that we will be introducing at the Portland Art Museum in November. I will definitely check out Wufoo, but was also wondering if you had tried iPoll by surveygizmo. Would you be able to share more about the results you got from the survey and what kinds of questions you chose to ask? I really appreciate all the information you have given here. Thank you!

Kate