重新定义博物馆危机:业内人士对数字参与的看法

IF 1 4区 社会学 0 HUMANITIES, MULTIDISCIPLINARY
Caroline Wilson-Barnao, Craig Middleton, Lisa Enright
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摘要

新冠肺炎突出表明,博物馆需要制定政策和做法,使其能够在危机期间对观众做出更大的反应,在许多情况下推动他们探索新的技术和方法。基于对澳大利亚国家博物馆及其在2019/2020年山火季节和新冠肺炎大流行期间的数字参与情况的分析,本文发现缺乏文献来支持将数字渠道纳入机构危机规划的必要性。参考专门建立的网站“Momentous”和两个Facebook群组“冰箱门火灾故事”和“弥合距离”,我们探索了用户在这些平台上分享的内容,并将其与创建和维护这些在线平台的文化工作者的反思放在对话中。我们建议,数字技术有助于社区在协商博物馆如何代表他们的体验方面发挥更积极的作用。
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Redefining crisis in museums: Insiders perspectives on digital engagement

Redefining crisis in museums: Insiders perspectives on digital engagement

COVID-19 has highlighted the need for museums to develop policies and practices that allow them to be more responsive to audiences' during a crisis, in many cases pushing them to explore new technologies and approaches. Based on an analysis of the National Museum of Australia and its digital engagement throughout the 2019/2020 bushfire season and the COVID-19 pandemic, this paper identifies a lack of literature to support the need for digital channels to be incorporated in institutional crisis planning. Referencing “Momentous”, a purpose-built website, and two Facebook groups, “Fridge Door Fire Stories” and “Bridging the Distance,” we explore the content shared on these platforms by users and place this in conversation with the reflections of the cultural workers who created and maintained these online platforms. We suggest digital technologies help communities to take a more active role in negotiating how the museum represents their experiences.

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