What are online exhibits?
Online exhibits, also known as digital exhibits or exhibitions, involve curating and displaying objects in an online setting, traditionally combining objects with accompanying narrative text.
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Creating a Winning Online Exhibition by
It's no secret that well-executed exhibits in libraries and museums can make attendance numbers skyrocket. Dynamic exhibits not only provide information and entertainment for your existing customers, but they are also opportunities to reach out to new customers and to widen your market. A great exhibit can be the hook that brings people in the door for the first time. Creating a Winning Online Exhibition will help you to do just that - conceive, design, and execute a compelling online exhibition. Different than a digital collection, an online exhibition is a selective presentation of objects organized around a thematic and narrative structure. Digital librarian Martin Kalfatovic takes you through the process of developing an exhibit that will attract users, increase your visibility, and showcase your collection and services. With case studies of successful online exhibitions, sample artwork and screen shots, up-to-date information on mark-up languages such as HTML and XML, and discussion of online databases and software programs, you will be equipped with all you need to pull off a winning exhibition. Also included are helpful samples of: * Project proposals * Exhibition scripts *
ISBN: 0838908179Publication Date: 2002-01-01
Build It Once by
Build It Once is designed for the staff member faced with the challenge of creating high-quality online exhibitions with limited exhibit experience, technical support and resources. It is a book of practices that will enable users to create web presentations that are straightforward, well designed and potentially award winning.
Call Number: Z717 T54 2007ISBN: 9780810852259Publication Date: 2007-03-09
- A Methodology for the Design of Online ExhibitionsAngeliki Antoniou, George Lepouras, and Costas Vassilakis