Gabriela Avram
Laura Maye
ABSTRACT
There is growing attention within HCI with regards the involvement of cultural heritage professionals in the ideation of interactives [2] [7]. This paper describes a resource consisting of a collection of co-design case studies and methods framed for cultural heritage professionals interested to design tangible interactive exhibitions. Whilst co-design and associated methods are well known in HCI, this resource aims to make them attractive to cultural heritage professionals and help them get started in designing interactives. The co-design resource complements an authoring tool and a plug-and-play hardware and software platform (the meSch Up kit [6]) designed to support museum professionals to create their own interactive installations.
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Index Terms
- Co-designing Encounters with Digital Cultural Heritage
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