Forensic art education: A cross-cultural experience

Cross-cultural forensic psychiatry in Alaska.

The illtent of this paper is to examine some of the areas of overlap between crosscultural and forensic psychiatry. Both are relatively newly expanding psychiatric subspecialties. They have for years engaged the interest of small numbers of psychiatrists but are recently gaining in importance within psychiatry. Both represent the expansion of the psychiatric profession into areas traditionally ...

Cross-Platform Cross-Cultural User Experience

Many interactive systems can be accessed across a range of different platforms, enabling crossplatform services and allowing users to migrate their tasks from one platform to another. The aim of this study is to investigate the culture-related experiential side of using multiple interactive systems across platforms by studying users from different cultural backgrounds. In this paper, we present...

On Cross-Cultural Interpretations of Aboriginal Art

ArtFinder: A Faceted Browser for Cross-Cultural Art Discovery

Exploring art from a different culture without prior knowledge of the domain is difficult. Though traditionally experts are required to guide people through the unknown knowledge base, the use of linked data can help consumers to explore for themselves. In this paper, we use clustering methods to create a faceted hierarchy for the exploration and recommendation of Japanese artists to tourists v...

Evaluation of Cross-Cultural Higher Education Learning

Changing roles of contemporary higher education has increased the challenges of assessing higher learning from the assessment point of view despite the plethora of available standardized instruments. Existing instruments require modifications in order to accommodate the context of the study as well as to suit the institutional objectives, philosophy and program structure hence adjudging that th...