2016-01-28
Open is as open does. How to use open content in a personalized interactive museum exhibit
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Open is as open does. Open content has been a hot topic in heritage for several years. The Netherlands Institute for Sound and Vision has long been a front runner when it comes to supporting open standards and free re-use of our collections. Surprisingly enough, we never tried it the other way around: using open content to create an exhibit. So when we started to develop an exhibition celebrating the 50th anniversary of 3FM - one of Holland’s main public pop radio channels - we asked ourselves: would we be able to create a personalized, interactive videomapping exhibit using mainly open content? During a How-To-Session Karen Drost and Maarten Brinkerink will dive into how we managed this, and share what we learned.
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van Tuijn, E., Drost, K., Brinkerink, M., & Baltussen, L. (2016). Open is as open does. How to use open content in a personalized interactive museum exhibit. Presented at the Museums and the Web 2016, Museums and the Web. |
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