Designing Public Digital Cultural Service Interactive System Based on Reality–Based Interaction Principles

Dou, Jinhua

doi:10.1007/978-981-15-1922-2_35

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“…These functions are beneficial for improving users' experience and the effective use of resources. In addition, Dou (2019) also intended to provide intelligent services of PDCS by taking advantage of users' input actions, facial expressions, voice and other signals. Finally, the PDCS interactive system architecture is proposed to satisfy users' cultural information needs.I need to recommend relevant cultural information, service information, activity information, based on my search history.…”

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“…Several studies have been conducted from the perspective of how the technology of PDCS can be improved to enhance the user experience. Dou (2019) adopted the reality-based interaction (RBI) principles to construct PDCS interactive system. Wei and Zhang (2020) combined users' portraits, behavior characteristics and resource data of the “National Library Open Course” to improve the recommendation performance.…”

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confidence: 99%

“…The goal of PDCS is to provide widespread access to digital cultural resources via intelligent networks to achieve a large-scale distribution. Dou (2019) defines PDCS as a cyber-physical system incorporating physical and digital cultural resources. PDCR are digital resources available in public cultural facilities, products and activities.…”

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confidence: 99%

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An exploration of ethnic minorities' needs for multilingual information access of public digital cultural services

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Yao

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PurposeEthnic minorities (EMs), who make up a sizable proportion of multilingual users, are more likely to browse and search in their native language. It is helpful to identify multilingual users' information needs to provide public digital cultural services (PDCS) for making their life better.Design/methodology/approachThe in-context interview is an efficient way to explore EMs' information needs and evoke their daily experience with PDCS. The material from 31 one-on-one interviews with EMs in China was recorded and analyzed using thematic analysis.FindingsThe findings reveal that language proficiency is a critical factor influencing multilingual information access (MLIA) and multilingual users' information needs. Moreover, language ability, digital literacy and cultural literacy are important components of multilingual information literacy (MLIL), which is helpful for EMs to access PDCS. In light of Kochen's theory, the information needs of PDCS can be classified into the aroused need of resources, the recognized need of functions and services and expressed need. For the expressed need, it is necessary to develop a one-stop convergence platform of PDCS to process various requests of resources, functions and services in the future.Originality/valueThe findings will be valuable for governments, public institutions and social organizations in identifying, addressing and resolving these issues about PDCS.

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“…In order to meet such a trend, many colleges and universities around China have already set up English translation courses to specifically train professional English translators needed by the society and the country [4]. Among them, the influence of English and American literature translation teaching on students should not be underestimated, under the influence of this course, students can learn more classic British and American literature, improve their own cultural literacy, and the translation studies included in the teaching course can also correctly guide students to learn English [5][6][7][8]. However, there are still very many problems in teaching English and American literature translation in colleges and universities, specifically including: lack of clear teaching objectives; backward teaching mode; very few teaching arrangements for English and American literature translation and inadequate teaching staff [9].…”

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Research on innovative cultivation mode of English and American literature translation talents based on internet environment

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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English and American literature translation can help readers appreciate foreign cultures and deepen their interpretation and knowledge of English and American literature. There are more relevant contents involved in the teaching of English and American literature translation. Translation is a very important task for different countries to communicate and must be given enough attention, and the translation of English and American literature is very important for readers to deeply appreciate the cultural style of foreign countries. In order to solve these problems and find the appropriate strategies for translating talents from English and American literature. In this paper, we will analyze this specifically, meet the requirements of training translation talents, combine the development of our country and our own background, and create a new training mode according to the Internet environment, so as to strengthen the training of talents. At the same time, the idea of constructing the teaching and composite innovative talents cultivation model of environmental ecology courses under the background of Internet big data is proposed, and the characteristics and functions of the innovative teaching and talents cultivation model are analyzed. The ultimate goal is to cultivate outstanding talents with a sense of family, global vision, innovation and practical ability, and to promote their application through teaching salons and symposiums. With the use of this model, the current environment of the Internet has been innovated in the innovative mode of talent training, and the corresponding training methods have created the best learning space for students and improved their ability to read original English and American texts and translate their works.

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“…As a branch of the cultural industry, the new development of culture and the new trend of the cultural industry have become a global focus. All kinds of arts need to be repositioned in the new cultural composition [7][8] . Dance culture is integrated and relatively independent of other cultural styles, recording and inheriting the national spirit and characteristics with its unique movement language form.…”

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Construction and practice of training system for dance professionals based on OBE teaching model combined with Kinect motion capture technology

Wang

2023

Applied Mathematics and Nonlinear Sciences

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With the increasing prosperity of the cultural market, the dance culture industry is also developing rapidly. In the face of opportunities and challenges brought by dance industrialization, dance professionals trained by the traditional and single-skill training system of art colleges and universities expose the contradiction between supply and demand. In this paper, the SAA-training model is taken as the calculation tool, and the OBE and Kinect motion capture technology are combined to explore the construction and practice of the training system for dance professionals. The research shows that the training system of dance professionals can finally obtain three types of dance professionals. The first type is compound dance talents, accounting for about 33%. The second category consists of dancers with rich market experience, accounting for up to 46 percent. The third category is dance talent with innovative consciousness, limited by the existing training mode, its proportion is only 21 percent.

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Designing Public Digital Cultural Service Interactive System Based on Reality–Based Interaction Principles

Cited by 5 publications

References 28 publications

An exploration of ethnic minorities' needs for multilingual information access of public digital cultural services

An exploration of ethnic minorities' needs for multilingual information access of public digital cultural services

Research on innovative cultivation mode of English and American literature translation talents based on internet environment

Construction and practice of training system for dance professionals based on OBE teaching model combined with Kinect motion capture technology

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