Modular Audio Platform for Youth Engagement in a Museum Context
@inproceedings{Salo2019ModularAP, title={Modular Audio Platform for Youth Engagement in a Museum Context}, author={Kari Salo}, year={2019} }
Today, cultural organizations such as museums are seeking new ways to attract and engage audiences. Augmented reality and digital storytelling applications are considered very promising. The target is to provide more interactive experiences for an audience highly familiar with digital interaction. Typically, these experiments utilize separate individual applications. If a cultural institution would like to utilize for example augmented reality and digital storytelling in their service offering…
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