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How to Win an Art Prize Without Making a Thing: QR codes, Classifications and Controversy
Susan Cairns, The University of Newcastle, Australia
Abstract
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How to Win an Art Prize Without Making a Thing: QR codes, Classifications, and Controversy Museums in perspective: share and discuss daily data about museums and their audiences.
Keywords:
evaluation
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social media
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analytics
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participation
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engagement
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community
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strategy Abstract:
It is common practice among museums to publish quarterly or annual reports that include the museum attendance figures, online visits and more recently information about their social network activities. These figures are generally accepted as indicators of the effectiveness of museums activities both online and offline.
Type:
Paper - in formal session
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