Engaging visitors of archaeological sites through ‘emotive’ storytelling experiences: a pilot at the Ancient Agora of Athens

IF 0.4 0 ARCHAEOLOGY

Archeologia e Calcolatori Pub Date : 2017-01-01 DOI:10.19282/AC.28.2.2017.33

M. Roussou, F. Ripanti, Katerina Servi

引用次数: 21

Abstract

The use of interactive storytelling by museums and heritage sites lends to the creation of experiences that support visitors in engaging emotionally with the objects on display. Finding ways to connect to the cultural content is even more important for visitors of archaeological sites due to the often fragmentary nature of the exhibits, which can leave them wondering what was once there and how it relates to them. In this paper, we describe the creation of a prototype mobile storytelling experience that attempts to explore a more emotive kind of storytelling in cultural contexts. The prototype was evaluated in a preliminary study that took place at the archaeological site of the Ancient Agora of Athens. The observations provide insights for the design of future iterations of such emotive storytelling experiences.

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通过“情绪化”的讲故事体验吸引考古遗址的游客:雅典古代集市的试点

博物馆和遗产地采用互动式故事叙述的方式，有助于创造体验，支持游客与展出的物品产生情感上的接触。对于考古遗址的游客来说，找到与文化内容联系起来的方法更为重要，因为展品往往是碎片化的，这可能会让他们想知道那里曾经有过什么，以及它与他们有什么关系。在本文中，我们将描述一种原型手机故事叙述体验的创造，并尝试在文化背景下探索一种更具情感的故事叙述方式。在雅典古集市的考古遗址进行的初步研究中，对原型进行了评估。这些观察结果为设计这种情感叙事体验的未来迭代提供了见解。

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Archeologia e Calcolatori ARCHAEOLOGY-

CiteScore

0.60

自引率

50.00%

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审稿时长

40 weeks

期刊介绍： From the outset, the aim was to initiate an open and continuous exchange of information among different countries, thus prompting the creation of an international Scientific Committee. Representatives of the major Italian and foreign institutes interested in archaeological computing agreed to become members. A qualified Editorial board also assures a continuous flow of information and a profitable exchange of data. The journal covers three distinct parts. The first considers methodological approaches: it collects articles concerning theoretical aspects of archaeological computing as well as reports on programmes conducted by dedicated international institutions. The main section contains articles on various computer applications, such as databases, Geographical Information Systems, quantitative methods, expert systems, computer graphics, image processing, multimedia and web tools. A section is also dedicated to the automatic processing of documentary sources. The third aspect of the journal is characterised by book reviews and bibliographic news, with the aim to provide readers with an up-to-date source of documentation. Special thematic issues and Conference Proceedings have also been included.