Web and social media usage by museums: Online value creation

Meléndez, Antonio Padilla; Del-Águila-Obra, Ana Rosa

doi:10.1016/j.ijinfomgt.2013.07.004

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“…The authors demonstrated the important role of SM in creating a positive image of an event, through inter alia, word of mouth. Similarly the use of the social media in the creation of promotional activities of museums was described by Padilla-Meléndez and del Águila-Obra (2013). At the same time, the approach related to supporting the development of individual competencies of users is also important.…”

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Social media and tourism. The analysis of selected current and future research trends

Stepaniuk

2015

Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego. Service Management

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Abstr actThe issue of the article concerns the analysis of current research trends related to tourism and social media. Based on the results of a critical analysis of the literature, an outline of the directions of future scientific research in this area was also shown. These studies of interdisciplinary nature would include the issues from the field of social and economic sciences with particular emphasis on crowdsourcing and the possibilities of its implementation in the social media for the development of tourism in the region.

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Section: No 2/2015mentioning

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Social media and tourism. The analysis of selected current and future research trends

Stepaniuk

2015

Zeszyty Naukowe Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego. Service Management

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“…Las últimas investigaciones llevadas a cabo al respecto (Claes y Deltell, 2014;Padilla-Meléndez y Del Águila-Obra, 2013;Losada Díaz y Capriotti, 2015) ponen el acento en el carácter un tanto improvisado de las políticas comunicativas digitales de los museos que trasladan sin apenas variaciones sus mensajes del ámbito analógico al digital.…”

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La evaluación de la participación en sitios web: una propuesta metodológica aplicada a museos

Sanz

2017

Estud. Mensaje Period.

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Resumen. Los sitios web se han convertido en el punto neurálgico de la estrategia comunicativa 2.0, también de los museos, por su capacidad para integrar propuestas participativas, uno de los rasgos más representativos de la denominada Web Social. Sin embargo, la academia echa en falta un sistema de evaluación web adaptado a las necesidades comunicativas específicas de los diferentes públicos del museo y que, además, pueda ser aplicado a lo largo del tiempo. Al amparo de esta carencia, surge esta investigación con el objetivo principal de formular una propuesta metodológica aplicada a museos orientada a la evaluación de la participación en sitios web. Palabras clave: Participación; interacción; museo; Web 2.0; evaluación web.[en] Evaluation of participation in websites: a methodological proposal applied to museums Abstract. Websites has became in the focal point of communicative 2.0 strategy, even of museums, by their capacities to integrate participative proposals. However, academia demands a web evaluation system adapted to communicative requirements to the different publics of museums and applied over time. From this lack, the main objective of our research is to create a methodological proposal applied to museums that values the participation in websites.

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“…The use of the internet is becoming a necessary area of museum management (Padilla-Melendez, & del Aguila-Obra, 2013). A plethora of learning materials were incorporated into the online learning module along with 2VR models.…”

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Digital curation and online resources: digital scanning of surgical tools at the royal college of physicians and surgeons of Glasgow for an open university learning resource

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Livingstone

Rea

2017

Journal of Visual Communication in Medicine

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Collection preservation is essential for the cultural status of any city. However, presenting them publicly risks damage. Recently this issue has been overcome by digital curation. Proposed is a method of digitisation using photogrammetry and virtual reality software. Items were selected from the Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Glasgow archives, and implemented into an online learning module for the Open University. Images were processed via Agisoft Photoscan, Autodesk Memento, and Garden Gnome Object 2VR. Although problems arose due to specularity, 2VR digital models were developed for online viewing. Future research must minimise the difficulty of digitising specular objects.

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Web and social media usage by museums: Online value creation

Cited by 110 publications

References 26 publications

Social media and tourism. The analysis of selected current and future research trends

Social media and tourism. The analysis of selected current and future research trends

La evaluación de la participación en sitios web: una propuesta metodológica aplicada a museos

Digital curation and online resources: digital scanning of surgical tools at the royal college of physicians and surgeons of Glasgow for an open university learning resource

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