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Hi from France !
(So please don't laugh at my atrocely bad english ;-) )
I'm actually working on the museum's question, and i'll probably work next
year on the special question of relations between new technologies (WEB...)
and museums or exhibits...
I think there's no general solution ; which public does this exhibit
applies to ?
One of the services that should include every museum and exhibit web pages
is a group reservation service. Also a map to find where it's located !
Why not including youre pedagogical folders ? press folders ?
You could imagine having some differents parts in your website :
advertising, information, specific answers to specific questions from
specific publics ;-).
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Heidi Anderson <[log in to unmask]> a icrit dans l'article
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> I am working on a web page to a museum exhibit and I wanted to know what
> people expect from a web
> page. I think that the page should have educational content with some
> advertisements. Others think that it should just be a commercial. What
does
> the audience want?
> Do they want educational information, advertisements, both?
>
> The web page is partly supposed to act as an advertisement for people to
come
> see the exhibit, but I think there should be more to it than that. What
do you
> think?
> Thanks in advance
> Heidi
>
>
> Heidi L. Anderson
> The Carnegie Museum of Natural History, Collections Assistant
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