As museums embrace the WWW there is an expectation that institutions put their collections online and that the content be meaningful, understandable and navigable. This has led to a new role for collection automation systems, from basic documentation to content-rich knowledge bases addressing the pedagogic needs of diverse audiences. As a result two issues have emerged. Firstly, the delivery systems now available on the web have outstripped the content currently held in collection databases, while the other issue facing museums is whether the data stored in these systems and the way objects are documented by museum staff really engage online audiences
Cultural heritage institutions are spending considerable effort and resources in order to provide on...
This chapter, like the other contributions in this volume, focuses on emerging practices around coll...
In the last years computer graphics, hypermedia and telecommunications were applied in exploitation ...
As museums embrace the WWW there is an expectation that institutions put their collections online an...
The emergence of the Internet as a ubiquitous global information and communication resource at the e...
Information and Communication Technologies offer considerable possibilities for supporting cultural...
Online collection databases are a means of discovering the knowledge oftentimes\ud hidden within a m...
Digital content is ubiquitous in all parts of life today. In particular Web 2.0 technology changed t...
Despite recent technical advances in museum collections access, most notably on the World Wide Web, ...
In the last decade, under mounting pressure from governments, stakeholders, and growing community ex...
Since the mid-1990s, cultural organizations have increasingly digitized their physical collections a...
Internet technologies help museums as memory institutions to collect, preserve and display cultural...
Abstract- Electronic public access to museums has become a reality- not as a result of a national, c...
The improvement of digital technology over recent decades has advanced the ability of museums to man...
Museums have engaged with web audiences and web technologies with mixed success. Some careful consid...
Cultural heritage institutions are spending considerable effort and resources in order to provide on...
This chapter, like the other contributions in this volume, focuses on emerging practices around coll...
In the last years computer graphics, hypermedia and telecommunications were applied in exploitation ...
As museums embrace the WWW there is an expectation that institutions put their collections online an...
The emergence of the Internet as a ubiquitous global information and communication resource at the e...
Information and Communication Technologies offer considerable possibilities for supporting cultural...
Online collection databases are a means of discovering the knowledge oftentimes\ud hidden within a m...
Digital content is ubiquitous in all parts of life today. In particular Web 2.0 technology changed t...
Despite recent technical advances in museum collections access, most notably on the World Wide Web, ...
In the last decade, under mounting pressure from governments, stakeholders, and growing community ex...
Since the mid-1990s, cultural organizations have increasingly digitized their physical collections a...
Internet technologies help museums as memory institutions to collect, preserve and display cultural...
Abstract- Electronic public access to museums has become a reality- not as a result of a national, c...
The improvement of digital technology over recent decades has advanced the ability of museums to man...
Museums have engaged with web audiences and web technologies with mixed success. Some careful consid...
Cultural heritage institutions are spending considerable effort and resources in order to provide on...
This chapter, like the other contributions in this volume, focuses on emerging practices around coll...
In the last years computer graphics, hypermedia and telecommunications were applied in exploitation ...