Hadwiq Krautler (ed.)
New strategies for communication
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museums
Proceedings of ICOM/CECA '96
WUV-Universitatsverlag
CONTE!'ITS
3.4
3.4.1
3.4.2
Fundamentals and perspectives
Marilyn Phelan: Copyright issues in the use of multimedia technology in museum communication
Susan Hazan: The virtual art experience - beyond the museum walls. "Children of the World
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Draw Jerusalem"
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Dorothee Dennert: New media for new visitors?
Samy Bill: Strolling as a form of media education: On the rale of space and time in the museum
Irina Oberlander-Tarnoveanu: The difficulties of turning a national database into a network
of museum databases (Abstract)
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MARKET OF IDEAS
Engaging with the public: Case studies
Richard Lachapelle: Pointing the camera the other way: What informant-made videos tell us
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about the museum experience
4.1.2
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4.1.4
4.1.5
4.1.6
4.1.7
Trygve Haug: Aurora Borealis - known as The Northern Lights
Ton~ika Cukrav: Zagreb museums' educationol project "What impressed Prof. Baltasar in a museum"
(Abstract)
Radek Horacek: The end of animation development in Central Europe? (Abstract)
Anne Berit Sael: Children's activities at the Canning Museum (Abstract)
Magda Krbn: "Ans Werk" - Salzburg museums' invitation to the public (Abstract)
Mila Skaric: Arhimir Project (Abstract)
4.2
4.2.1
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4.2.3
4.2.4
4.2.5
Strategies for communication and education
Christian Bauer: Communication tasks in exhibition marketing
Muriel Silberstein-Storfer: "look what i see": A hands-on workshop in a new format
Arja van Veldhuizen: "Look at IT'
Denise C. Studart: The use of computer-based exhibits in a children's gallery: a case study............................
Julia Cordova-Gonzales: Yatiqasiiia: How to learn and understand at the San Miguel de Azapa Museum
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4.3
4.3.1
4.3.2
4.3.3
of Archaeology, Arica, Chile
Magaly Cabral: The significance of a multimedia programme in the Rui Barbosa Museum HouseRio de Janeiro, Brazil
Anneke van de Kieft: Gallery computer application: "Kopper" Monday.......
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Research and fundamental studies
Eva Kolm: Personal mediatorship and digital media in the museum ...
Gerhard Frank: WECHSELSPIEL. Die Kunst des Staunens .
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Ingomar Fritz: How can a Geographical Information System (GIS) improve archive management and
presentations at museums of natural sciences? (Abstract)
Lida Branchesi: Multimedial approach and "real" and "virtual" interactivity as values in arts and museum
education. Examples from Project MUSE (Abstract)
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4.4
4.4.1
4.4.2
4.4.3
Applications of multimedia in museums
John H. Brooks: WHAT IF machine: exploring artistic creativity
Sara Smidt: "erziihlweisen": Exemplary educational work at European institutions of art (Abstract)
Maija Koskinen: "Living history - World Heritage Sites in the Baltic Region" - Multimedia
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CD-ROM programme
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4.4.4
4.4.5
Claudia Haas: Building Vienna's first children's museum
Paul Rees: The Transatlantic Slave Gallery at the Merseyside Marilime Museum: communicating
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Ann Grbnhammar: Swedish Kings and Queens, a CD-ROM production at the Royal Armoury,
Stockholm (Abstract)
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STUDY GROUPS
Global museum
Magaly Cabral: Global Museum (Abstract)
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