Three interactive kiosks on site at ECHO encourage visitors to share and explore personal stories about Lake Champlain, its river and streams. One kiosk captures and records video, audio and text-based stories, while the other two are touchscreen based, allowing users to search the database, responding stories they are drawn to. This two-way interaction furthers connections and enriches the overall exhibit, enabling more voices to be heard.

BPI provided the software for the on-site open source kiosks, as well as fabrication and hardware integration. The kiosks are placed at staggered levels accessible by all. The user interface functions seamlessly with the exhibit design, using a playful bubble motif keeping in style with the surrounding exhibits and the Voices for the Lake website.