Recent Dynology News

• The CKMS® Demo is now available!
  (Vienna, VA, June 11, 2010) If you're interested in learning about Dynology's flagship product, the Congressional Knowledge Management System (CKMS®), you can view a series of introductory videos on our site. To gain access, contact Help Desk and then sign in with the link above.
  
• National Museum of the Marine Corps launches interactive website
  (Vienna, VA, June 25, 2010)

  Corps history and tradition are now only a mouse click away. The National Museum of the Marine Corps launched an interactive website June 23, allowing historians and high schools around the world to tour the installation in any clime and any place that has an internet connection. “The National Museum of the Marine Corps has one simple mission, to preserve and showcase the material history of the Corps,” said Gen. James T. Conway, 34th commandant to the Marine Corps.... Click here for more
• Website of the Week: Marine Corps Museum Goes Interactive
  (Vienna, VA, June 28, 2010)

  The museum that set the standard for America's military museums now has a striking and user-friendly new virtual version online. The Marine Corps Heritage Foundation last week launched the National Museum of the Marine Corps Virtual Experience, a Web version of the real National Museum of the Marine Corps located in Quantico, Va. Launch the virtual museum and you get a view of the museum's iconic lobby, with the ability to pan all around and tilt up to the airplane high above and down to the Marine insignia below.  From there, the virtual visitor can visit one of about a dozen major sections (such as Vietnam Gallery, World War II Gallery, Leatherneck Gallery and "Making Marines") navigate and zoom around, clicking further for narrative text and multimedia features... Click here for more
• NMMC Virtual Experience Promotional Video (Triangle, VA, April 23, 2010)

  This is a promotional video for the Virtual Experience website of the National Museum of the Marine Corps. The Virtual Experience brings the rich history and artifacts of the museum to your desktop! The website will be released in June 2010. Click here for more