The Connected Audience
Conference (video recording available)
Our society has been transformed by new technology and its use by museums have far-reaching implications in the way we experience museums, how museums themselves communicate with us, but also in how audience research can be designed and undertaken. This 2-day conference will examine innovative audience research projects which use digital media and web-based technology to better understand visitor behaviour and will explore how new technology can help visitors to have a fulfilling museum experience.
Past event
Where
Old Building, ground level, Auditorium
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
A series of best practice examples, ‘pecha-kucha’ presentations and high profile key-note speakers such as the leading expert John H. Falk (USA), will provide an exceptional get-together of international audience research experts and those who are keen to learn more about the use and evaluation of new technology in audience research projects.
Connected Audience
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John H. Falk: The Wiring of the Medium May Be New But the Users’ Wiring Is Old
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Stephan Schwan: Different Media Types — Similar Effects?
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Geneviève Vidal: Uses of Museum Digital Mediations
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Mette Skov: Information Seeking Behaviour of Online Museum Visitors
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Lynda Kelly: #epicfail: Has Audience Research Become Irrelevant in Museums?
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Theano Moussouri: Understanding Visitor Spatial and Temporal Behaviour Using Computer Analytics
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Jos Uijlenbroek: Drents Museum Pioneers the Use of RFID
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Chris Bazley: Designing the Museum Experience through Behavioural Data
In co-operation with KulturAgenda - Institute for Museums, Cultural Enterprises and Audiences, Institut für Museumsforschung, Visitor Studies Group UK, subsidized by the Federal Government Commissioner for Cultural Affairs and the Media.
Where, when, what?
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Where
Old Building, ground level, Auditorium
Lindenstraße 9–14, 10969 Berlin
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