Are your kids floundering in history? Perhaps a trip to the Ayala Museum can change that! In a joint project with Power Mac Center, the museum now offers audio guides for the "Diorama Experience," an exhibit that highlights key Philippine historical events.

A total of 50 new iPod Touch units will replace the old analog audio players, and visitors will be happy to note that these new audio guides will provide more detailed narrations of historical events and facts relating to each diorama. The English guide is voiced by Mari Kaimo, while the Filipino version is voiced by Cesar Montano.

For more information, call 757-7117 to 21 local 35 or 33.

(Photo courtesy of Ayala Museum)




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