ManaBan2 for 2D code vs Memorium Nuremberg Trials

This is a simple and free entrance and exit management app (with notification email function) that uses QR codes for children's extracurricular activities. Please create cards, etc. using the QR code image sent to the administrator by email. Features are as follows. ・When the QR code is read with a smartphone, the entry and exit times are stamped on the app. ・There is a function to send emails to the contacts registered in the QR code when entering and exiting. (Up to two contact emails can be registered per code) ・If you install this app and register the team management ID and password, you can register and view the entry and exit status of team members on multiple smartphones. ・You can also register entry and exit information and resend emails without a QR code. ・All you need is one or more iPhones and QR code images for the number of people. If you have any other questions, please contact us. *We have made it simple to keep maintenance costs as low as possible in order to make it free. Please use it.

The Memorium Nuremberg Trials App takes you to the historic site of the Nuremberg Trials. It combines a multimedia museum guide for the Memorium Nuremberg Trials with the narrative serious game “Tribunal 45 – Working on Justice”. The app invites you to not only learn about history, but also to reflect on questions of law, responsibility, and justice yourself. • The Media Guide • The guide leads you through the permanent exhibition and Courtroom 600, the venue of the first international war crimes trials. It provides information at the historical site about the proceedings before the International Military Tribunal and also expands its focus to the subsequent Nuremberg trials and their influence on the development of international criminal law. The contents of the permanent exhibition are available in nine languages, including original audio and video recordings from the time of the trials. A youth audio guide and a tour in German Sign Language are included. The guide can also be operated via voice output and offers customizable accessibility settings. • The Serious Game: Tribunal 45 – Working on Justice • In this narrative serious game, you take on the role of lawyer Aline Chalufour, who works for the French prosecution during the first Nuremberg Trial. Engage in conversations with people involved in the proceedings, sort documents, and make decisions on moral and legal questions: Who should be indicted? Who bears responsibility? In which language should witnesses be allowed to testify? With every decision, your understanding grows that law is always negotiated and that the path to justice, then as now, is never an easy one. The digital accessibility statement can be found at: https://museen.nuernberg.de/erklaerung-barrierefreiheit