Value-based model of user interaction design for virtual museum

Zou, Ning; Gong, Qing; Zhou, Jinxiong; Chen, Pengrui; Kong, Wenqi; Chai, Chunlei

doi:10.1007/s42486-021-00061-7

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“…This shows Sustainability 2023, 15, 9153 2 of 14 that art experience and appreciation have a positive impact on mental health [5,6]. The study points out that the market scale of metaverse exhibitions has been expanding, creating a whole new cultural field and increasing the socio-economic benefits [7,8]. Therefore, to promote the sustainability of the application, it is equally important to study the factors influencing the use intention of metaverse exhibitions.…”

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A Study of Metaverse Exhibition Sustainability on the Perspective of the Experience Economy

Wang,

Liu,

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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With the development of information technology, many well-known art museums and galleries have adopted metaverse exhibitions for online display and dissemination of art information, building sustainable ways to participate in and experience art. Users can access the metaverse exhibition platform through the internet and enjoy classic artworks in the virtual space, which has gained many forms of artistic perception and improved physical and mental health. Currently, the factors affecting user use intentions in existing metaverse exhibition studies still need to be clarified and need to be studied in depth. This paper explores the relationship between users’ entertainment experience, educational experience, presence, affective responses, and use intention through a survey of 536 users who had experienced a metaverse exhibition. The research results show that users’ use intentions are influenced by entertainment experiences and educational experiences. Presence mediates between entertainment experiences and educational experiences on use intention. Affective responses play a moderating role between the educational experience and use intention. This study provides a relevant theoretical basis for sustainable urban and socio-economic development from a digital perspective. At the same time, this study enables the metaverse exhibition platform to design and create valuable and healthy artistic content with higher quality. The emotional state of the user’s experience was better attended to so that mental health was enhanced and managed. Furthermore, it also provided a guidance program for the development of educational experience and economic sustainability of the exhibition industry.

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A Study of Metaverse Exhibition Sustainability on the Perspective of the Experience Economy

Wang,

Liu,

et al. 2023

Sustainability

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“…The escapist experience means that the user is immersed in the VR exhibition and actually enjoys the artwork, resulting in a mental state of concentration and enjoyment. The aesthetic experience is a fundamental component of VR exhibitions because VR exhibitions need to first engage users through aesthetic elements in order to provide an immersive art appreciation experience that leads to the perception of escapism [ 8 ]. Based on prior research, this study investigates the emotional responses and psychological factors of VR exhibition users using the framework of experience economy theory based on the characteristics of VR exhibitions and the purpose of the study.…”

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“…Aesthetic experience can be considered the degree of perceived artistry that the experiencing object possesses through indirect experience [ 35 , 36 ]. The aesthetic perceptions of users differ depending on the experience environment, which provides various visual, auditory, and aesthetic elements that trigger various perceptions [ 8 ]. VR exhibitions present works of art in themselves with high ornamental value.…”

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“…Users can have an escapist and aesthetic experience when using VR exhibitions because they can immerse themselves in the artistic environment and forget about the real world around them [ 9 ]. By participating and interacting with the VR exhibition art space, enjoying artworks of different expressions and styles, and perceiving rich aesthetic elements, individuals gain aesthetic experiences and generate positive perceptual experiences [ 8 ]. In the process of using a VR exhibition, the individual has a multi-layered virtual experiential, which allows the user to immerse in the exhibition environment and generate presence.…”

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“…In other words, the appreciation and experience of art have a positive impact on human psychological functions [ 5 , 6 ]. Research has shown that the rapid growth and expansion of the VR exhibition market has made up for the lack of offline exhibitions and created a whole new world of exhibition culture [ 7 , 8 ]. Therefore, it is also important to study the factors influencing the continued usage intention of VR exhibitions.…”

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The Role of Emotional Responses in the VR Exhibition Continued Usage Intention: A Moderated Mediation Model

Wang

Lee

Liu

et al. 2023

IJERPH

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During COVID-19, many renowned galleries and art fairs used Virtual Reality (VR) exhibitions for art information dissemination and online displays. To avoid the risks of offline viewing of exhibitions, users can access a web-based VR exhibition platform for remote appreciation of artworks, gaining a rich art experience and thus contributing to physical and mental health. The reasons affecting users’ continued usage intentions are not clear enough in the existing studies of VR exhibitions. Therefore, further studies are needed. This paper explores the relationship between users’ escapist experience, aesthetic experience, presence, emotional responses, and continued usage intention through a survey of VR exhibition users. The survey data were collected from 543 users who had experienced the VR exhibition through an online survey website. The study results show that users’ continued usage intentions are influenced by escapist experience and aesthetic experience. Presence plays a mediating role in the influence of escapist experiences and aesthetic experiences on continued usage intention. Emotional responses play a moderating role in the impact of user experience on continued usage intention. This paper provides a theoretical reference for the study of the impact mechanism of continued usage intention of VR exhibitions from the perspective of mental health. In addition, this study enables VR exhibition platforms to better understand the emotional state of users during art experiences to create and share healthy aesthetic information that can contribute to the management and enhancement of mental health. At the same time, it provides valuable and innovative guidance solutions for the future development of VR exhibitions.

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A Study of Visitor Interaction with Virtual Museum

Sun

Zheng

2022

Communications in Computer and Information Science

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Value-based model of user interaction design for virtual museum

Cited by 11 publications

References 42 publications

A Study of Metaverse Exhibition Sustainability on the Perspective of the Experience Economy

A Study of Metaverse Exhibition Sustainability on the Perspective of the Experience Economy

The Role of Emotional Responses in the VR Exhibition Continued Usage Intention: A Moderated Mediation Model

A Study of Visitor Interaction with Virtual Museum

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