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Not Just Another Mobile Companion App
Thursday, November 7, 2019
A native mobile or progressive web app can provide the opportunity to create a personal connection with each visitor. Offering the visitor with fun and engaging mobile tools to explore your institution and its cultural objects in their own language, their level of interest, adapting to their accessibility needs and to their age group, are just some of the criteria for a personal and valuable companion tool. Over the past year, augmented reality (AR) has been one of the most talked about breakthrough technologies in the museum and cultural sector.
During this session, the panel will provide an inside look into a variety of mobile and AR initiatives. We will have an open discussion around the opportunities, approaches, ethics and how museums can participate and encourage experimentation by outsider developers and artists, and how AR can be used to further drive engaging experience.
Session Type60-Minute Session (Professional Forum or Hands-on Demonstration)
TrackExperience
Chatham House RuleNo
Key Outcomes
Participants who are looking for a mobile strategy should benefit from this session, they will be able to get resources to move their mobile project forward, including links to documents and the mobile code framework.
Speakers
Session Leader : Marquis Côté, Director of Digital Technologies, Canadian Museum of History
Co-Presenter : Brendan Ciecko, Founder & CEO, Cuseum
Co-Presenter : Ryan Dodge, Head of Digital Experiences, Canadian Museum of History
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By MCN (Museum Computer Network)Thursday, November 7, 2019
A native mobile or progressive web app can provide the opportunity to create a personal connection with each visitor. Offering the visitor with fun and engaging mobile tools to explore your institution and its cultural objects in their own language, their level of interest, adapting to their accessibility needs and to their age group, are just some of the criteria for a personal and valuable companion tool. Over the past year, augmented reality (AR) has been one of the most talked about breakthrough technologies in the museum and cultural sector.
During this session, the panel will provide an inside look into a variety of mobile and AR initiatives. We will have an open discussion around the opportunities, approaches, ethics and how museums can participate and encourage experimentation by outsider developers and artists, and how AR can be used to further drive engaging experience.
Session Type60-Minute Session (Professional Forum or Hands-on Demonstration)
TrackExperience
Chatham House RuleNo
Key Outcomes
Participants who are looking for a mobile strategy should benefit from this session, they will be able to get resources to move their mobile project forward, including links to documents and the mobile code framework.
Speakers
Session Leader : Marquis Côté, Director of Digital Technologies, Canadian Museum of History
Co-Presenter : Brendan Ciecko, Founder & CEO, Cuseum
Co-Presenter : Ryan Dodge, Head of Digital Experiences, Canadian Museum of History