CROWDBEAM Give Complex Subjects and Stories a Visual Form.
Crowdbeam presents prepared models, objects and reconstructions as a floating visual that students and visitors can examine together — in classrooms, exhibitions and visitor centres.
Some Things Are Hard to Explain in Words
Science, history and engineering are difficult to convey through text and flat diagrams alone, and exhibits need more than a placard on the wall to hold a visitor’s attention.
Learning and Storytelling, Made Visual
Turn lessons and exhibits into a visual experience people can examine, discuss and remember.
Show, Not Only Tell
Present concepts, structures and objects instead of only describing them.
Hold Attention Longer
Give students and visitors a reason to stop, look closer and ask questions.
Tell the Whole Story
Present an object and its context together, from a biology model to a reconstructed artefact.
In the Classroom and the Gallery
Science & mathematics
Present biological structures, chemical models, physical systems and geometric forms.
History & geography
Show reconstructed objects, architecture, maps and terrain alongside the explanation.
Museum exhibits
Add a visual layer to permanent, touring and historical displays that invites visitors to explore.
Visitor centres
Welcome visitors with a focal point that introduces the story of the place.
A Visual Aid, Not a Replacement for Teaching.
Crowdbeam works best as part of a lesson, tour or exhibit. Its value comes from combining the visual with a teacher’s or curator’s context, questions and discussion.
Bringing Crowdbeam Into a Classroom or Exhibition?
Tell us the audience, the subject or collection and the intended setup, and we can discuss the most suitable use.