Color and Range Sensing for Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums

Multimedia Computing and Museums: Technology, Knowledge Representation and Cultural Heritage

Of the more than sixty papers presented at the Third International Conference on Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums, those selected for this volume raised particularly profound issues about the implications of multimedia and computing technologies for the representation of knowledge of cultural heritage. Nothing about the proposition that museums should extend their potential audience by d...

Is Anybody Out There? (Museums, Audiences and the World Wide Web)

Overcoming Copyright and Other Intellectual Property Complexities and Protecting and Exploiting Intellectual Property Rights in Museums

Hypermedia Development in the Benaki Museum - Adapting the Beast to the Beauty: A Case Study

Several methodologies attempt to identifjr the parameters and seek optimal solutions to the equation which describes the complex development process of interactive multimedia. The application of such systems in museums adds new degrees of freedom to the design process while implementation and evaluation issues compete in complexity with content selection and management. Despite the initial skep...

The Methodology of Creating a Hypermedia System - A Case Study of an Interactive Dictionary and Illustrated Guide to Ichthyology

In our continuous effort to utilize new technologies in our museum, we must not forget that the starting point is the creation of displays which can be touched by the hands, observed by the eyes, and heard by the ears of the people coming to see them. We have discussed whether to utilize hypermedia to manufacture "a display for conveying messages to museum visitors" instead of "hypermedia to sh...