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Adjunct Publication of the 25th Conference on User Modeling, Adaptation and Personalization 2017
DOI: 10.1145/3099023.3099089
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Empowering CH Experts to Produce IoT-enhanced Visits

Abstract: This demo presents EFESTO-5W, a platform for the definition of IoT-enhanced visits to Cultural-Heritage (CH) sites. Its main characteristic is an End-User Development paradigm applied to the IoT technologies and customized for the CH domain, which allows different stakeholders to configure the behavior of smart objects for creating more engaging visit experiences. CCS CONCEPTS• Information systems~Mashups• Software and its engineering~Integrated and visual development environments

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“…The meSch approach [349] allows curators to define narratives (stories), the appliances and the devices (infrastructure capabilities), and the rules that govern the interaction. Ardito et al [15] create a similar tool for storytelling creation and customization, focusing on the aspects of smart objects integrated in the cultural heritage installations. More focus on the navigational aspects of virtual tours is offered by [79], as curators are allowed to create views of interests and define timed walkthroughs in virtual environments.…”
Section: Storytelling Authoringmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The meSch approach [349] allows curators to define narratives (stories), the appliances and the devices (infrastructure capabilities), and the rules that govern the interaction. Ardito et al [15] create a similar tool for storytelling creation and customization, focusing on the aspects of smart objects integrated in the cultural heritage installations. More focus on the navigational aspects of virtual tours is offered by [79], as curators are allowed to create views of interests and define timed walkthroughs in virtual environments.…”
Section: Storytelling Authoringmentioning
confidence: 99%