International audienceCan we gain access to the experience of museum visitors? Can we describe and understand their experiences? In particular, can we grasp the physical and cognitive processes through which knowledge is constructed in museums? We focus on the visitor experience from an enactive perspective, i.e., that which makes sense from the point of view of visitors during their visit. We shows that an analysis of the visitor’s “course of experience” carried out by means of a subjective re-situ interview allows us to describe and understand the basic units of the visitors’ experiences as well as the overall experience of the visit with precision, finesse, and depth. The actions and cognitive paths of visitors, which contribute to the c...
Cultural heritage management (CHM) literature and visitor studies are important sources of informati...
This paper presents a pre-test research on the assessment of learning experience in a museum, deve...
This paper explores the beneficial outcomes that visitors seek and obtain from a museum visit, in te...
International audienceCan we gain access to the experience of museum visitors? Can we describe and u...
International audienceCan we gain access to the experience of museum visitors? Can we describe and u...
Can we grasp, understand and describe the experience of museum visitors? This study focuses on the v...
Pouvons-nous saisir, comprendre et décrire l’expérience de visite dans un musée ? Cette étude aborde...
International audienceThis study analyzes the experience of visitors in a museum by means of subject...
Experiential Museum Model: The Visitors’ Perspective. The aim of this research was to propose and te...
The ways used to provoke the immersion of visitors in museums, whether physical or virtual, have bee...
International audienceIn museums, the “course of experience” research programme aims to identify, de...
Este artículo se centra en los diferentes en oques que los museos han utilizado para estudiar a sus ...
This research article presents the application of a model of museum visitors' satis-faction which wa...
peer reviewedThe aim of this article was to explore museum experience and discussions on t...
The purpose of this paper is to comprehend differences between museum’s managers perceptions and vis...
Cultural heritage management (CHM) literature and visitor studies are important sources of informati...
This paper presents a pre-test research on the assessment of learning experience in a museum, deve...
This paper explores the beneficial outcomes that visitors seek and obtain from a museum visit, in te...
International audienceCan we gain access to the experience of museum visitors? Can we describe and u...
International audienceCan we gain access to the experience of museum visitors? Can we describe and u...
Can we grasp, understand and describe the experience of museum visitors? This study focuses on the v...
Pouvons-nous saisir, comprendre et décrire l’expérience de visite dans un musée ? Cette étude aborde...
International audienceThis study analyzes the experience of visitors in a museum by means of subject...
Experiential Museum Model: The Visitors’ Perspective. The aim of this research was to propose and te...
The ways used to provoke the immersion of visitors in museums, whether physical or virtual, have bee...
International audienceIn museums, the “course of experience” research programme aims to identify, de...
Este artículo se centra en los diferentes en oques que los museos han utilizado para estudiar a sus ...
This research article presents the application of a model of museum visitors' satis-faction which wa...
peer reviewedThe aim of this article was to explore museum experience and discussions on t...
The purpose of this paper is to comprehend differences between museum’s managers perceptions and vis...
Cultural heritage management (CHM) literature and visitor studies are important sources of informati...
This paper presents a pre-test research on the assessment of learning experience in a museum, deve...
This paper explores the beneficial outcomes that visitors seek and obtain from a museum visit, in te...