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Download full textJulian, June – Online Submission, 2002
This is a story about screen interactivity and its magical early influences. It includes a brief history of the evolution of the computer, with examples from contemporary applications in art and museum education. I believe it is important to know about the early days of drawing on the screen to get a sense of the continuum of ideas that has led us…
Descriptors: Computer Graphics, Manipulative Materials, Computer Interfaces, Computer Oriented Programs
Bertoletti, Ana Carolina; Moraes, Marcia Cristina; da Rocha Costa, Antonio Carlos – 2001
The SAGRES system is an educational environment built on the Web that facilitates the organization of visits to museums, presenting museum information bases in a way adapted to the user's characteristics (capacities and preferences). The system determines the group of links appropriate to the user(s) and shows them in a resultant HTML page. In…
Descriptors: Animation, Computer Assisted Instruction, Computer Graphics, Computer Interfaces
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Direct linkSullivan, Briana; Ware, Colin; Plumlee, Matthew – Journal of Educational Multimedia and Hypermedia, 2006
3D interactive virtual reality museum exhibits should be easy to use, entertaining, and informative. If the interface is intuitive, it will allow the user more time to learn the educational content of the exhibit. This research deals with interface issues concerning activating audio descriptions of images in such exhibits while the user is…
Descriptors: Computer Simulation, Museums, Exhibits, Multimedia Materials
