by Sarah Kloos | May 1, 2023 | Mission Maker Tools, What Does PAM Say?
Auto-Translate Your Missions! Our Mission Maker has been going through all sorts of updates this year to better meet your needs and improve your Mission building experience! What we’re about to show you is an update to our language feature, which will allow you to...
by Sarah Kloos | Mar 31, 2023 | Augmented Reality, What Does PAM Say?
New and Improved AR! This month’s update to the Mission Maker is going to be out-STAND-ing! We’ve been collecting all sorts of great feedback about our AR Sorter and Sequencer Challenges and are happy to share a new update that will make these Challenges look much...
by Sarah Kloos | Mar 3, 2023 | Best Practices, Community Engagement, What Does PAM Say?
Talk to Your Customers! Finally, Spring is coming! Things are getting warmer, the grass is getting greener, and if you’re looking outside the window at work and seeing families starting to come out of their cozy homes and into the great outdoors, now is one of the...
by Sarah Kloos | Feb 2, 2023 | Best Practices, What Does PAM Say?
Wayfinding and Navigation Spring is creeping around the corner. If you’re thinking about preparing your programming for the warmer months, we’re here to help you start your visitors and your Missions off right with a much-needed Wayfinding Workshop! 3 Read More This...
by Bw46G9P7Bu | Jan 1, 2023 | Mission Maker Tools, What Does PAM Say?
Player Response Challenges Are Back! Happy New Year, Mission Makers! Our team took some time in December to revamp our Mission Maker, and coming back to the collection are Player Response Challenges! 3 Read More We had to take these offline temporarily after a change...
by Sarah Kloos | Dec 1, 2022 | Features & Services, What Does PAM Say?
Holiday Collection! Happy Holidays and Merry Mission Making, Agents! For our year end CS blog, we wanted to share some new gifts throughout the Mission Maker in our Holiday Collection! Just like with Halloween and Thanksgiving, we have plenty of seasonal assets for...
