Towards advanced interfaces for citizen curation

Luis Emilio Bruni, Lily Diaz, Aldo Gangemi, Enrico Daga, Tsvi Kuflik, Paul Mulholland, Sofia Pescarin, Rossana Damiano, Antonio Lieto, Silivio Peroni, Alan Wecker

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Abstract

The SPICE project builds on the growing trend for museums, rather than providing an authoritative view, to present multiple voices related to their collection and exhibitions. In SPICE, an approach we term citizen curation is proposed as a way of supporting visitors to share their own interpretations of museum objects and reflect on the variety of interpretations contributed by others. In order to capture a wide range of voices, interfaces will be designed specifically to engage minority groups that tend to be under-represented in cultural activities. To achieve this goal, the interface will need to be intuitive, aesthetic and accessible for different audiences. The paper presents the challenges we face and initial proposals for engaging visitors in citizen curation.

Original languageEnglish
JournalCEUR Workshop Proceedings
Volume2687
StatePublished - 2020
Event2020 AVI2CH Workshop on Advanced Visual Interfaces and Interactions in Cultural Heritage, AVI2CH 2020 - Island of Ischia, Italy
Duration: 29 Sep 2020 → …

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Keywords

  • Citizen curation
  • Interpretation
  • Museum information system
  • Reflection
  • User engagement

ASJC Scopus subject areas

  • General Computer Science

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