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There's Something Happening Here, What It Is Ain't Exactly Clear
CreatorHaley Goldman, K.;Wadman, M.
SubjectDCCF - Summative evaluation; Impact evaluation; User behaviour
DescriptionIn an attempt to establish what users actually learn from a virtual museum, this paper discusses the facts about the museum on-line experience: What are the basics of the on-line museum experience (the who, what, with whom, and how sorts of questions)? Whom do we know we reach? What do they tend to do? How does this compare with the other virtual experiences people are having? This was achieved through an in-depth overview of the literature, drawing on sources both in the virtual museum field and in related fields. This paper also takes a brief look at the relationship between the physical and the virtual sites. The authors investigate current literature but also report the results of interviews with museum professionals on their thoughts and insights about the relationship between their virtual and physical museums.
PublisherArchives and Museum Informatics
Date2002
Web Linkhttp://www.archimuse.com/mw2002/papers/haleyGoldman/haleygoldman.html
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Title There's Something Happening Here, What It Is Ain't Exactly Clear

Creator Haley Goldman, K.;Wadman, M.

Subject summative evaluation;impact evaluation;user behaviour

Description In an attempt to establish what users actually learn from a virtual museum, this paper discusses the facts about the museum on-line experience: What are the basics of the on-line museum experience (the who, what, with whom, and how sorts of questions)? Whom do we know we reach? What do they tend to do? How does this compare with the other virtual experiences people are having? This was achieved through an in-depth overview of the literature, drawing on sources both in the virtual museum field and in related fields. This paper also takes a brief look at the relationship between the physical and the virtual sites. The authors investigate current literature but also report the results of interviews with museum professionals on their thoughts and insights about the relationship between their virtual and physical museums.

Publisher Archives and Museum Informatics

Date 2002

Type interview;user survey;analysis

Format HTML

Identifier http://www.archimuse.com/mw2002/papers/haleyGoldman/haleygoldman.html

Source Trant, Jennifer

Contributor

Language English

Coverage museums;websites

Rights Archives and Museum Informatics

Audience general

Created 2002

Available y

Part of Museums and the Web 2002


      

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