Researching the experiential value of interactive media exhibits

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Abstract

Together with ten Dutch museums and four design agencies, the Amsterdam University of Applied Sciences led the practice-based research called The Exhi- bition Designer of the 21st Century (2017-2019), which was funded by Regieor- gaan SIA. Researching the effect of intentionally designed museum experiences, the project focused on how four design strategies (participatory practices, sto- rytelling techniques, atmosphere and interactive media) affected visitors’ level of inspiration, the degree they were emotionally touched and to what extent they felt they had learned valuable information. In this article, the case study of one Dutch museum will be discussed to 1) address the methodology used in our pro- ject to research the effect of designers’ intentions and 2) present results from our research concerning six interactive media installations used in two exhibitions at this museum. The goal of the project is to develop an instrument that will allow museums to research their own expectations when developing new exhibitions.
Original languageEnglish
Title of host publicationContemporary Research Topics in Arts Education
Subtitle of host publicationGerman-Dutch Perspectives
EditorsBettina Münzberg, Sebastian Konietzko, Julia Goudis
Place of PublicationEssen
PublisherRät fur Kulturelle Bildung e.V.
Chapter2
Pages36-43
ISBN (Print)9783982017372
Publication statusPublished - 2019
Event2nd German-Dutch Colloquium (GDC) 2018 - Berlin, Germany
Duration: 24 Sept 201824 Sept 2018

Conference

Conference2nd German-Dutch Colloquium (GDC) 2018
Abbreviated titleGDC 2018
Country/TerritoryGermany
CityBerlin
Period24/09/1824/09/18

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