It starts in a virtual hall with familiar departments reserved for issues such as history, culture and geography. A walk around the museum looks like wandering along the endless “rabbit holes of Wikipedia, but with a shorter speed and great dive. By clicking on the links in Wikipedia, you can switch from one topic to another in seconds, but you perceive the information more thoughtfully by physically discovering wrapping halls and exhibitions.
The search function helps users find certain topics and takes the menu directly to Wikipedia for more reading.
Source: Ferra
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