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Interactive multimedia experiences in CH
They can be classified under different criteria (e.g. purpose/function, audience, media, device, location, involvement of senses).
Galleries, Libraries, Archives, Museums testbeds for digital, hence great variety of applications.
Some examples:
- Online collection explorations: Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History – Human evolution
- Online storytelling exhibits: Google Arts & Culture – Wood carving Craft, Brighton & Hove Museums – A short rife in a log walk
- Journey makers: Art Institute Chicago – Journey maker
- Virtual tours: Sir John Soane’s Museum – Virtual tour, Vizcaya Museum and Gardens – Virtual tour
- Interactions with holograms: Illinois Holocaust Museum & Education Centre – Survivor Stories Experience
- VR/AR applications: Iron Age funerary urn from Saltdean, Sussex, CHESS AR stories at the Acropolis Museum
- Audio tours: Ashmolean Museum Oxford – Rebellious Bodies
- Educational applications/games: Science Museum – Total darkness, American Museum of Natural History – Ology
- Creative activities: V&A – Make & Do: Stitch and sew
- Well-being activities: National Gallery - Van Gogh’s ‘Wheatfield, with Cypresses’ 5 minute meditation
- Podcasts: Tate podcasts
- Smart replicas/exhibitions: Smart replicas, Allard Pierson Museum - Smart exhibition ‘Schijnbeweging’