Covid-19限制开始后虚拟导览对博物馆展览的影响:游客参与度和长期观点

IF 1.6 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY SCIRES-IT-SCIentific RESearch and Information Technology Pub Date : 2021-01-01 DOI:10.2423/i22394303v11n1p151

G. Resta, Fabiana Dicuonzo, Evrim Karacan, Domenico Pastore

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在2019冠状病毒病爆发后，画廊和博物馆一直在尝试新的方式，以远程吸引潜在的观众。本研究聚焦于博物馆虚拟参观的参与水平，着眼于建筑空间的再现、文物的再现和易用性作为可能的相关因素。一个由80名艺术、建筑或设计领域的早期职业专家组成的样本小组评估了他们对位于土耳其Çanakkale的Troya m泽西考古博物馆的访问;一半的参与者居住在土耳其，而另一半居住在意大利。本文采用在线多层次研究的方法，解决了以下研究问题:受众如何评价在线展览平台?从长远来看，定期雇佣虚拟旅游能吸引新游客吗?以虚拟孪生体的形式呈现博物馆是否足以创造一种身临其境的参观体验?©2021。版权所有。

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THE IMPACT OF VIRTUAL TOURS ON MUSEUM EXHIBITIONS AFTER THE ONSET OF Covid-19 restrictions: visitor engagement and long term PERSPECTIVES

After the outbreak of Covid-19, galleries and museums have been experimenting with new ways to engage a potential audience remotely. This study focuses on the level of engagement of virtual tours in museums looking at the representation of architectural space, representation artifacts, and ease of use as possible correlated factors. A sample group of eighty early-career experts in the field of art, architecture, or design assessed their visit to the archaeological museum of Troya Müzesi in Çanakkale, Turkey;half of the participants resided in Turkey, while the other half in Italy. This paper has addressed the following research questions with an online multi-level study: how is the online exhibition platform evaluated by its audience? Can regular employment of virtual tours engage new visitors in the long term? Is the representation of a museum, in the form of a virtual twin, an adequate surrogate that creates an immersive visiting experience? © 2021. All Rights Reserved.

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