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Hide & Tweet Learning: National Waterfront Museum

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This interactive game, administered on twitter, encourages those with a Smartphone, iPod touch or tablet device to navigate around the 15-themed galleries, solving clues along the way.

To play this game, you will need the following:

  • Access to a Smartphone, an iPod touch or a tablet device.
  • Access to the internet (3G or Wi-Fi - register for a free Wi-Fi account at reception.
  • A live Twitter account — you will need to follow @wfmHT
  • A Visitor Map & Guide

Some tips:

  • There are 14 questions to answer.
  • Use the suggested route found in the Visitor Map & Guide to help you.
  • Each question has 4 clues — they are just a tweet away!
  • All answers to questions are a 4-digit number, e.g. a year, like 1907.
  • Keep an eye out for the blue Hide & Tweet stickers.

Good luck!

If you get stuck, please see a Gallery Assistant for help.

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