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Showing 1 to 14 of 14 for “"Visitor engagement"”.

  1. Transformative Museum Exhibition Design Management Framework: The Development of a Solution for Visitor Engagement Enhancement in Small Independent Museums in Thailand

    … museum exhibition has the potential to create visitor engagement and repeat visits and lead to business sustainability. In Thailand, visiting museums is not a popular leisure activity. The majority of Thai people hold a negative attitude towards museums because of unfriendly, static, …

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  2. THE DEVELOPMENT OF GUIDELINES FOR DESIGNING DIGITAL MEDIA TO ENGAGE VISITORS WITH NON-VISIBLE OUTDOOR HERITAGE

    … the role of digital media in optimising visitor engagement with non-visible outdoor heritage. Motivated by concerns that digital media products developed for the heritage sector might not be reaching their potential to enrich the visit experience and concerned about a lack of clarity as …

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  3. Reimagining the museum experience using augmented reality: A focus on a Namibian museum

    … reveals the prevalence of two primary modes of visitor engagement: self-guided tours and guided tours, the latter often customized to suit the preferences and interests of international tourists. During personal visits, visitors typically rely on brief summary notes next to artifacts for …

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  4. Memorial Museums: Politics, Spectacle and Interpretation

    … memorial museums create emotionally engaging visitor experiences; and aims to untangle these affective responses and to explore how they impede or facilitate visitor engagement.</p>

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  5. The Experience of Space and Place in World Heritage Site Management

    … the relationship between academic discourse and visitor experience at World Heritage Sites, investigating whether it is possible to put ‘’authenticity based on sound research’’ at the heart of the visitor experience (ICOMOS 2011), whilst still “preserving and promoting the spirit of place” …

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  6. Analysing visitors’ emotions, testing the DRAMMA model, and using reflective practice for guided walk development

    This thesis examines the relationship between visitor engagement, aura, nostalgia, and emotion in guided walks, demonstrating how these concepts influence the tourism experience. The study advances understanding by offering a pragmatic insight into visitor emotions during co-creation. To achieve …

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  7. The interactive museum experience: investigating experiential tendencies and audience focus in the Galleries of Modern London and the High Arctic exhibition

    … objectives, structuring and orchestrating visitor engagement, democratising knowledge, exploring social interaction and bringing more audiences in to the museum space, they often do not take the multifaceted nature and context-dependency of interactivity into account. Throughout the thesis, …

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  8. How Museums Engage Visitors’ Self-Efficacy

    … at a particular task (Bandura, 1977). If visitors have low inquiry self-efficacy, then, for example, they may not see any purpose in applying effort to engaging with exhibits at the museum. This study attempts to understand museum visitor experiences by collecting surveys from 100 …

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  9. Branding Museums through UGC in China: Insights from the Cultural and Creative Industries in the Era of Digitalisation.

    … significant for museum revenue generation and visitor engagement, their role in shaping museum brand meaning, particularly through user generated content (UGC) on social media, remains insufficiently theorised. This thesis addresses this gap by examining how CCP-related UGC mediates museum …

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  10. Understanding pro-environmental binning behaviour of National Park visitors: A cross-cultural study

    … has attracted considerable research interest. Visitor engagement in pro-environmental activities is one of the key elements in maintaining and improving a national park’s ecological and biological resources. These resources are often the main components of tourism products developed in …

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  11. Revealing visitor experience and learning through psychophysiological engagement at historic and culturally significant visitor attractions

    <p dir="ltr">The abstract/description for this thesis has been embargoed </p>

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  12. Storytelling in Art Museums

    … attributes of art through a story. It helps the visitor bring the work of art to life and understand something the eye cannot see, a compelling narrative. It is important for visitors to discuss art and share stories on tours and through virtual media. We learn and form our own meanings from …

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