Simplify, Reuse, Explore: Technology at the Indianapolis Museum of Art
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Museums are increasingly trying to incorporate technology in their physical spaces in order to enhance visitors' experience. How can technology change a visitor's experience of the museum's physical space? As visitors consume more mobile content, new approaches are required for both content and software development. Learn about the IMA and its approach to technology.
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- 1. Gray Bowman, Kyle Jaebker, Rita Troyer Indianapolis Museum of Art, USA @IMALab
- 3. SIMPLIFY
- 4. SIMPLIFY Build a house you want to live in.
- 7. SIMPLIFY Build & use better tools
- 15. REUSE
- 16. REUSE Design
- 21. REUSE Content
- 36. EXPLORE
- 37. EXPLORE
- 43. EXPLORE The future of visitor metrics and engagement
- 44. Gray Bowman, Kyle Jaebker, Rita Troyer Indianapolis Museum of Art, USA @IMALab
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- K Changes in staffing Limited resources Simplification and reuse provide time for exploration
- K Better product / easier process
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- R Step 1: Removing complexity Performance & audience Don’t want to make assumptions about our users’ device performance capabilities Unified work for our team/easier for designers to jump in throughout entire process
- G Traditional stack is LAMP Caching has become necessary New technologies enabling shorter stacks Fewer points of failure Stack is not just server software, but libraries too Careful of stack / library dependency failure
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- R Speed of iteration Ability to modify / create new versions more quickly Feedback from evaluation and users
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- R Reuse of design, data, tools Increased reliability Resources/time
- R Iterative design methods Responsive (Seamless experience across devices) Multi platform
- G Increased reliability Familiarity/speed Give example of survey code
- G Increased reliability Familiarity/speed Give example of survey code
- G Increased reliability Familiarity/speed Give example of survey code
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- R Resources / staff Content collaboration Learning curve (CMS / Drupal) Time
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- Context to works of art, aid in visitors understanding Contemporary exhibition/younger audience Themed around show/title treatment Reuse of similar sections (Timeline, Themes, Interviews, and Events & Programs)
- 20th century artist Timeline, Process, Quotes, and Connections
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- K Reuse of content Technology / TAP
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- G Central data warehouse Integration with other museum systems (EMU, Piction, Razors Edge) Re-architecting museum data
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- G Separation of concerns Centralized logic Skill ability Language agnostic
- G Event subscription system / publish subscribe
- G Event based code Inifinitely expandable
- G/K Overview of visitor flow project Analysis Bluetooth low energy estimotes