论文信息 - What are visitors up to?: helping museum facilitators know what visitors are doing

What are visitors up to?: helping museum facilitators know what visitors are doing

In this paper, we describe a tablet application designed around an interactive game-based science museum exhibit. It is aimed to help provide museum docents useful information about the visitors' actions, in a way that is actionable, and enables docents to provide assistance and prompts to visitors that are more meaningful, compared to what they are typically able to do without this interface augmentation.

Matthew Berland | Mike Tissenbaum | Vishesh Kumar

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