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Showing 1 to 6 of 6 for “"Interpretive information"”.
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The Museum Wiki: A Model for Online Collections in Museums
… museums frequently lack contextual and interpretive information that objects require to be understood by the general public. Other sources, such as<strong> Wikipedia</strong>, consistently deliver more in-depth information on artworks than museums. <strong>The Museum Wiki</strong> …
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The Effectiveness of Social Media Communications for Visitor Behaviour Management in Ontario's Parks and Protected Areas
… park agencies to share safety, regulatory, and interpretive information with park visitors. While the study of these communications is an underserved field of research, even less attention has been paid specifically to the utility of social media communications at delivering park agency …
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Interpretive Technology in Parks: A study of visitor experience with portable multimedia devices
… to Cedar Breaks National Monument (CBNM) with interpretive information specific to a location. The GPS Ranger uses a built in global positioning system to trigger video, audio, or slideshows that are displayed on a 4 inch display. The GPS Ranger is new to natural area parks like CBNM. …
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Interpretive Technology in Parks: A study of visitor experience with portable multimedia devices
… to Cedar Breaks National Monument (CBNM) with interpretive information specific to a location. The GPS Ranger uses a built in global positioning system to trigger video, audio, or slideshows that are displayed on a 4 inch display. The GPS Ranger is new to natural area parks like CBNM. …
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The Use of visitor management techniques to protect a fragile environment.
… and other management-related/administrative information need to be delivered to visitors. Furthermore, persuasive communication is effective to modify visitors' on-site behaviour. Regulations and restrictions are usually law-enforced. Because their persuasive function is of coercive type (the …