Comment from Gary Child
Time: April 26, 2006, 6:18 pm

Have listened to some of the audiotour and was a little disappointed. The reader seems simply to be reading from a Barcelona guidebook. No indication is given of how long any particular tour might take. For instance no distiction is made between Casa Mila which you could probably do in a couple of hours, and Monjuic which needs a couple of days. An audio tour given whilst actually on site would have been much better (a la NFS)
An enhanced podcast would be the ideal - sound playing and a series od still photos taken on the actual tour in the bottom left hand corner of itunes, where you would usually find album art.
Anyone in Barça fancy the gig?

Comment from outpostbabu
Time: April 28, 2006, 3:21 am

Isn’t a 150 slide PowerPoint presentation kinda defeating the point? Sounds like you need Word instead.

Comment from Ben
Time: April 28, 2006, 7:58 am

Tell me about it! Or better still, tell the client about it!

Comment from Gary
Time: April 28, 2006, 11:14 am

Can you imagine being in the audience when someone is talking to a 150 slide presentation? I once had a client that did everything in Excel - that was a nightmare too….

Comment from Greg(Cubix)
Time: April 30, 2006, 7:05 am

Powerpoint is a nightmare, it should be banned from all walks of life. I mean well I have seen a few good powerpoints, but 99% of the people, just don’t know how do do them correctly….

Comment from Torsten
Time: May 15, 2006, 3:25 pm

Reaction to Gary Child: I agree that an audioguide to Montjuic is very dense, but it is meant to give an overview. Most others are (I hope) more specific. Your suggestion for adding pictures to the audioguide (for iPod users) will be taken up later, thanks for the comments.