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Models for a New Visitor-Centered Museum: Using the Web to Create Community and Continuity for the Museum Visitor
| Title | Models for a New Visitor-Centered Museum: Using the Web to Create Community and Continuity for the Museum Visitor |
| Publication Type | Conference Paper |
| Year of Publication | 1998 |
| Authors | Friedlander, L. |
| Secondary Title | Museums and the Web 1998: Proceedings |
| Conference Start Date | April 21-26 |
| Publisher | Archives & Museum Informatics |
| Place Published | Toronto, Ontario, Canada |
| Editor | Bearman, D., & Trant J. |
| Abstract | New technologies make it possible transform the occasional visitor to a museum into a life long client. By creating structures which embed the visit itself into an elecronic web of resources, community connections, discussions, and activities, the museum can create a personalized and long-lasting relationship with the individual visitor. The visitor can 'own' a personal portfolio that connects her or him with the on-going activities of the museum, and also enables her/him to develop a personally inflected store of experiences and information. The msueum can create special events reaching from the museum out into the world, and fine-tuned to the needs of specific visitors. |
| URL | http://www.archimuse.com/mw98/papers/friedlander/friedlander_paper.html |