Personalized Cultural Heritage Experience outside the Museum - Connecting the Outside World to the Museum Experience

We propose a new area to focus upon as a research challenge: How to use personalized technology to connect our cultural heritage experiences to our "daily" lives. In particular we want to connect the visitor's museum experiences with outside relevant mobile cultural heritage experiences. We begin to examine what processes and technologies will be necessary to accomplish the when, what and how of this challenge.

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