2004 · 111 citations · 7 references
Mobile InteractionCultural HeritageVirtual MuseumMuseum StudiesCommunicationVisual ArtsSocial SciencesVirtual RealityStationary DevicesMuseologyMultimodal Human Computer InterfaceArt HistoryEducational EntertainmentUser ExperienceMultimedia User InterfacePublic DisplayMuseum VisitMuseum ConservationContemporary ArtDynamic PresentationInteractive MultimediaHuman-computer InteractionArts
The issue of the seamless interleaving of interaction with a mobile device and stationary devices is addressed, in a typical situation of educational entertainment: the visit to a museum. Some of the salient elements of the described work are the emphasis on multimodality in the dynamic presentation and coherence throughout the visit.The adopted metaphor is of a kind of contextualized TV-like presentation, useful for engaging (young) visitors. On the mobile device, personal video clips are dynamically generated from personalized verbal presentations; on larger stationary screens distributed throughout the museum, further background material and additional information is provided. A virtual presenter follows the visitors in their experience and gives advice on both types of devices and on the museum itself.
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