Multimedia in Museen

Schulze, Claudia

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“…Se ha abierto una oficina en Rurrenabaque, donde se hacen las reservas para las excursiones. El apoyo total financiero alcanzó a más de $US123.000 entre 1999 y 2001 (Schulze 2001). Financiamientos adicionales de aproximadamente $US75.000, para un mayor desarrollo comercial, fueron ofrecidos por otros donantes.…”

Section: Albergue Ecoturístico Indígena Mapajounclassified

“…Doce comunidades se encuentran dispersas en la TCO, estando seis de éstas a lo largo del río Quiquibey, tributario del río Beni. En total, hay 290 habitantes en la TCO (Schulze 2001). Pilón Lajas es la única reserva en Bolivia con estatus doble (reserva de la biosfera y TCO) y, actualmente, está coadministrada por SERNAP y la TCO.…”

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“…Desde el inicio de actividades del albergue, éste no ha producido ganancias netas para ser distribuidas entre los accionistas, si bien la misma es una de las expectativas del proyecto y se extiende a las otras comunidades que participan. Durante el primer año (2000), cuatro grupos visitaron Mapajo, habiéndose generado ingresos de $US2.500 y ganancias brutas de $US800 (Schulze 2001). Sin embargo, las ganancias aparentemente se disiparon en algunos de los elevados costos fijos de operación.…”

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“…Se ha fortalecido la organización comunal preexistente, a medida que la necesidad de liderazgo aumentó con el proyecto (Schulze 2001). Un informe elaborado por PRAIA enfatiza el aumento en la participación femenina y en la transferencia de poder a las mujeres, a medida que éstas asumen roles de liderazgo y responsabilidades en las actividades turísticas (Schulze 2001). Finalmente, el albergue ha ayudado a fortalecer el orgullo cultural, especialmente entre los jóvenes.…”

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“…La juventud migra menos a las ciudades en busca de trabajo. Asimismo, cinco familias que emigraron han retornado a vivir en Quiquibey (Schulze 2001). Los miembros de la comunidad esperan recibir, en el futuro, beneficios más tangibles del turismo, tales como mejoras en educación y servicios de salud y agua potable (C. Caimani com.…”

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Interaction and interactives: collaboration and participation with computer-based exhibits

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Lehn²,

Osborne

2005

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NutzungsbedingungenIt is increasingly recognized that social interaction and collaboration are critical to our experience of museums and galleries. Curators, museum managers and designers are exploring ways of enhancing interaction and in particular using tools and technologies to create new forms of participation, with and around, exhibits. It is found, however, that these new tools and technologies, whilst enhancing "interactivity," can do so at the cost of social interaction and collaboration, inadvertently impoverishing co-participation, and cooperation. In this paper we address some of the issues and difficulties that arise in designing for "interactivity" and in particular point to the complex and highly contingent forms of social interaction which arise with, and around, exhibits. The paper is based on a series of video-based field studies of conduct and interaction in various museums and galleries in London and elsewhere including the Science Museum and Explore@ Bristol. IntroductionIn recent years, science centers and museums in the UK have received substantial funds from the government and other institutions to renew, replace and redevelop existing science exhibitions and to create new science centers. These exhibitions are being developed to kindle people's interest, and facilitate new forms of participation, in science, and often attempt to communicate science in novel ways to the public. They display a large number of computer-based exhibits. The managers and designers of the exhibitions presume that "interactives" can increase the time visitors spend with exhibits, facilitate social interaction and collaboration between visitors, and enhance the exhibition's ability to communicate science to the public.A growing number of studies have begun to assess the effectiveness of computer-based exhibits in science exhibitions -which, in this paper, we refer to as "interactives." However, we still have little understanding of how the visitors examine and make sense of interactives. This paper draws on field observation and video-recording undertaken as part of a small research project funded by the Wellcome Trust. Data collection was carried out in a number of new science exhibitions in the UK, amongst them the Wellcome Wing (Science Museum, London), Explore-At-Bristol and Green's Mill (Nottingham). These exhibitions include a SAGE PUBLICATIONS (www.sagepublications.com)

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Atelier und Dichterzimmer in neuen Medienwelten

2005

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Multimedia in Museen

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Fresh tracks in the forest: assessing incipient payments for environmental services initiatives in Bolivia

Fresh tracks in the forest: assessing incipient payments for environmental services initiatives in Bolivia

Interaction and interactives: collaboration and participation with computer-based exhibits

Atelier und Dichterzimmer in neuen Medienwelten

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