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Beginning
in 2001, CIMI, a consortium of cultural heritage institutions
and organizations, formed an initiative to study the design, use,
evaluation, and implications of handheld technology. The work
was supported by a three-year grant from Intel.
Cornell's
HCI group participated in this initative as evaluators of two
design case studies: the Smithsonian American Art Museum (SAAM),
the Renwick Gallery's Handheld Education Project, and the Johnson
Museum's Discover China Tour for third-grade students.
Click
here for an interactive tour of
the Museum Simulator.
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Publications |
Boehner, K., Gay, G., and Larkin, C. (May 2005).
Drawing Evaluation into Design for Mobile Computing: A Case
Study of the Renwick Gallery's Handheld Education Project. Journal
of Digital Libraries Special Issue: Museums. 5 (3), 219-230.
Gay, G. & Boehner, K. (2005). Final
Report to Intel. Gay,G.,
Spinazze, A., and Stefanone, M. (2002). Handscape: Exploring Potential
Use Scenarios for Mobile Computing in Museums. Cultivate Interactive
(online serial), 8.
Gay,
G. (2001). Co-Construction of Digital Museums. Spectra, 28 (1),
pp. 12-14.
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