The object of the museum in different contexts and media
Keywords:
Virtual museum. Museum object. Memory. Communication. Information.Abstract
The aim of this paper is to study the role of the museum object and its relationship with memory, the imagination in the construction of communication and appropriation of information in different contexts and media. We argue that the construction of communication and appropriation of information in different contexts and media, regarding the museum object requires the organization of communications strategies that not only can manage and deliver information in different media, but above all, to establish relationships between areas knowledge related to virtual reality, virtual spaces, database, information systems, computer graphics and digital image processing, to provide strategies and re-contextualize the object museographic museum. We are interested in showing how, within the communication of the object, planning strategies of appropriation of information in the context of web depends both on the coordinated work among professionals of the area of computing, and the of professionals in museology over the role of the object of the museum and its relationship with memory in the processes of cultural creation. In order to reveal how images of museum spaces and objects disclosed by virtual museums, social networking can give credit to the museum object communication in virtual environments.Downloads
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