DJ Case developed an interactive touch-screen application and integrated portable display module to publicize the Volunteers and Invasive Plants — Learning and Lending a Hand online training program. The application features a massive 32-inch touch screen display that allows visitors to interactively explore volunteer opportunities with fictitious volunteer characters, Lou Strife and Kay Udzu. An accompanying 8-foot backdrop display is used for conferences.

For use in National Wildlife Refuge visitor centers, the touch-screen application is deployed on visitor-engaging graphic kiosks.

DJ Case developed a touch-screen display with an organic feel

Visitors are encouraged to make a "personal" connection with invasive species volunteers

Intereactive video presentations add to the visitor experience.

A 32-inch touch-screen allows for a highly interactive - almost immersive - experience.

Fictitious volunteer characters, Lou Strife and Kay Udzu, adorn the design touch screen kiosks placed in National Wildlife Refuge visitor centers.