Learn about exciting new developments at Night Kitchen Interactive.
Night Kitchen Interactive has launched the What’s Cookin’ blog — an area where visitors can learn about Night Kitchen’s latest news, current hot projects, speaking engagements, and insights on the latest trends. Explore our new blog, packed with info about what we do and why we do it!
Ever felt inspired by a work of art? Ever wanted to take the characters out of a painting and put them into your own creation? Well on the just-launched Art of Storytelling website, designed by Night Kitchen Interactive for the Delaware Art Museum, you can do just that. Write and record stories inspired by the museum’s works, create your own masterpiece with the Picture a Story interactive, and read and hear the stories created by other visitors on this museum website where the visitor’s tell the stories. Read the full press release here.
Featuring a comprehensive redesign by Night Kitchen Interactive, the Institute for Learning Innovation launched their new website today. Night Kitchen’s intuitive and engaging approach reflects ILI’s mission of advancing the field of free-choice learning. The site, developed using a wiki-based, collaborative authoring environment, allows the ILI to better support their projects with collaborators online and off.
The Smithsonian Photography Initiative has launched click! photography changes everything an online exhibit developed by Night Kitchen Interactive. The online exhibit provides a unique opportunity to reflect on the history, spread, practice, and power of photography.
Matthew Fisher, President of Night Kitchen Interactive, an award-winning design firm based in Philadelphia, has been named to the Advisory Board of the Rosenbach Museum & Library, a Philadelphia landmark noted for its exceptional collection of rare books, manuscripts, art, and 18th- and 19th-century British and American furniture.
Philadelphia, PA - March 24, 2008 - Night Kitchen Interactive, an award-winning design firm, has expanded its team with several new hires. The company also announced the promotion of Sean McBrearty to Information Designer.
The Benjamin Franklin Tercentenary (BF300) has launched Franklin’s Interactive Lifetime, an interactive timeline created by Night Kitchen Interactive. This highly visual exhibit includes games, activities, and animated stories that bring this founding father and the compelling themes of his legacy to life. To further the learning impact of this interactive exhibit, the BF300 will make the timeline available to libraries across the country as an entertaining and fact-filled research tool.
Just published, Streamlining Digital Signal Processing: A Tricks of the Trade Guidebook (Richard Lyons, ed., IEEE Press, 2007) starts off with a chapter by Night Kitchen Lead Developer Matthew Donadio. Titled “Lost Knowledge Refound: Sharpened FIR Filters," the piece was originally published in the September 2003 IEEE Signal Processing Magazine.
As a freelancer, Night Kitchen Designer Jon Etkins was animation director/coordinator and lead animator for a 3-minute video, created for the National Influenza Vaccine Summit, encouraging people to get a flu shot. The video can be viewed at www.preventinfluenza.org (upper left corner, RealPlayer required).
Night Kitchen Senior Consultant Juan Leon will facilitate a workshop on Improving Online Training with Stories and Scenarios at the Society of Pharmaceutical and Biotech Trainers (SPBT) conference in Hollywood, Florida on Wednesday, June 20th. Panelists will include Matthew Fisher of Night Kitchen Interactive and Gregory Sapnar of Bristol-Myers Squibb.
