Interactive Kiosk Content & Touchscreen Software

Bespoke interactive experiences for museums, libraries, schools and public spaces

Touchscreen Learning creates engaging interactive content for touchscreen kiosks, digital exhibitions and visitor displays.

For over 20 years, we have designed educational apps and interactive experiences that make information easier to explore, understand and remember. From a simple interactive timeline to a complete digital exhibition, we turn stories, collections and learning material into experiences people want to use.

We work with museums, libraries, heritage organisations, schools, visitor attractions, healthcare providers and public-sector teams across London, Brighton, Sussex and the South East.

Make your story interactive

A well-designed touchscreen can do far more than display information. It can invite visitors to explore at their own pace, reveal stories that do not fit on a wall panel, make archive material accessible, and give children and families a reason to stay longer.

Our bespoke interactive kiosk content can include:

  • Interactive timelines and local-history trails
  • Archive images, film and audio
  • Interactive maps and “explore the area” features
  • Quizzes, games and family activities
  • Touchscreen learning resources for schools and libraries
  • Digital exhibitions and museum displays
  • Video, interviews and oral-history content
  • Accessible, clearly structured content for all ages
  • Branded interactive presentations and information points

Every project is shaped around your audience, your content and the space where it will be used.

From idea to installation

You may already have a touchscreen in place, be planning a new kiosk, or simply have an idea that needs developing. We can help at each stage:

Two students interacting with a digital map of Europe, one pointing at the screen while the other observes.
  1. Initial ideas and content planning
    We help define the visitor journey, key stories, content structure and suitable interactive activities.
  2. Design
    We create a clear, visually engaging interface that works for children, families, visitors and staff.
  3. Development
    We build the interactive content and software around your material, branding and requirements.
  4. Testing and deployment
    We test the experience on the proposed hardware wherever possible, ensuring that it is simple and reliable in a public setting.
  5. Ongoing support and updates
    Content can be refreshed, extended or adapted as your project develops.

Designed for real public spaces

Public touchscreen content needs to be clear, robust and easy to use. Visitors may have only a few minutes, may not be confident with technology, or may be using the screen alongside children.

That is why we focus on:

  • Intuitive navigation with no instructions needed
  • Large, easy-to-read layouts
  • Engaging content for both adults and children
  • A balance of learning, discovery and play
  • Custom design that fits your venue and identity
  • Flexible content that can grow over time

We can work with existing archive material, images, video, text and branding, or help you identify what is needed to bring an idea to life.

Experience in educational interactive content

Touchscreen Learning has more than 20 years’ experience in digital learning. Our portfolio includes over 70 educational apps and interactive resources, downloaded more than 100,000 times.

That experience informs every project: information must be accurate, attractive and easy to absorb — but it should also feel enjoyable to explore.

Whether the subject is local history, a museum collection, science, health, culture, community heritage or a children’s learning activity, we create content that gives visitors a reason to touch, discover and return.

Serving London, Brighton and the South East

We are based in the South East and work with organisations in:

  • London
  • Brighton & Hove
  • Sussex
  • Surrey
  • Kent
  • Hampshire
  • Essex
  • The wider South East

We are happy to discuss projects remotely or visit your venue when appropriate.

Start with a conversation

Every interactive kiosk project is different. The best first step is a short conversation about your audience, your content, the space and any existing screen or hardware.

Whether you need a small interactive display for a library, a digital timeline for a school, a touchscreen activity for a heritage project or a larger visitor experience, we would be pleased to explore what is possible.

Get in touch with Touchscreen Learning to discuss your interactive kiosk or touchscreen-content project.