Development of Local Cultural Resources Based on the Concept of Ecomuseum -Focusing on Cheorwon, Gangwon Province-

Abstract

Abstract

A Method for Development of Ecomuseums in Taiwan

“…To evaluate the effect of the ecomuseum on local development, the authors conducted a field investigation in the Houtong region at the end of 2013. At that time, the region had 37 shops, of which 23 (62%) had been established after 2005, offering food (14), souvenirs (10), accommodations (four), educational services (four) and exhibitions (three). Twenty-four shops (65%) were located in the Cat Village and the Station Area, offering food (15), souvenirs (nine), accommodation (two), educational services (two), exhibitions (two), bicycle rental (one) and groceries (one).…”

“…An ecomuseum turns an entire area into a museum, and so differs from a conventional museum, which attracts audiences to collections that are exhibited in a limited space. Kim and Lee [14] proposed the use of an ecomuseum to contribute to the activation of a sustainable local economy in Cheorwon, Korea, based on military cultural relics and historical cultural assets. González and Fernández discussed a cultural heritage management project in the impoverished and depopulated territory in Santo Adriano, Spain.…”

Locally focused and digitally oriented: examining eco-museums' digitization in a service quality management perspective

“…Third, digitization is thought to augment the cultural experience that is delivered to visitors, enacting a virtualization of the eco-museums' service offering (Lin et al , 2019). Lastly, yet importantly, digitization may support the heritage literacy of residents and visitors, which is essential to engage them in value co-creation (Ciasullo et al , 2018; Babić et al , 2019) and to put people at the center of eco-museums' management (Bae and Lee, 2012; Kim and Lee, 2013).…”

“…Lastly, yet importantly, digitization may support the heritage literacy of residents and visitors, which is essential to engage them in value co-creation (Ciasullo et al, 2018;Babi c et al, 2019) and to put people at the center of eco-museums' management (Bae and Lee, 2012;Kim and Lee, 2013).…”