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Virtual vs. Physical: Creating online educational experiences through design


TitleVirtual vs. Physical: Creating online educational experiences through design
Publication TypeConference Paper
Year of Publication2004
AuthorsKaye, A., & Poletto P.
Secondary TitleMuseums and the Web 2004: Proceedings
Conference Start DateMarch 31 - April
PublisherArchives & Museum Informatics
Place PublishedWashington DC / Arlington VA, USA
EditorBearman, D., & Trant J.
Keywordsinteractive design, on-line education, on-line exhibits, physical exhibits, Virtual exhibits
Abstract

This paper examines two Design Exchange programs to explore how we create and present content in the virtual form. The Design Traveller project details the journey from virtual display to physical display while the Electronic Cities project develops a virtual exhibit strategy to compliment an annual festival of digital media design and creativity. Equally important to this study is the developmental journey from virtual to physical exhibition and vice-versa. With the recent completion of two on-line educational products, we explore the nature of the production team and how content and design both contribute to and enhance the learning experiences of the visitor.

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