Visions for Museums Publication 2006
"Visitor Focus in 21st Century Museums"- edited by Halina Gottlieb.
Selected material from the research programme Visitors 2004 and Visitor Study lab 2002-2004 (169 pages) sponsored by RJ, FK .
Papers; Articles/International Conferences 2005
Designing narrative and interpretative tools
an article by Halina Gottlieb and Helen Simonsson was written for the Engage journal 2005.
Engage is an international membership organization that includes artists, curators and educators in the UK and abroad. Its aim is to promote greater understanding and enjoyment of the visual arts.
Audio guides in disguise – introducing natural science to girls
was written and presented by Halina Gottlieb and Helen Simonsson at a workshop Re-thinking technology in Museums – Towards a New
Understanding of People's Experience in Museums, in Limerick, Ireland 29th -30th June 2005.
Organising Committee was Luigina Ciolfi, Michael Cooke, Liam Bannon and Tony Hall from the Interaction Design Centre, University of Limerick, Ireland.
Virtual touch of a sculpture?
a paper written by Halina Gottlieb, Helen Simonsson and Hans Öjmyr was accepted to EVA Conferences International (Electronic Imaging, the Visual Arts & Beyond) in London, UK 2005.
The EVA Conferences act as a cross-sectoral, multidisciplinary, local & global set of events for people interested in new technologies in the cultural sector.
Evaluation of an IT-Artefact – Case Study at an Art Gallery
a short article written by Halina Gottlieb and Helen Simonsson for the Measuring Behavior Conference, the 5th International Conference on Methods and Techniques in Behavioral Research, held in Wageningen, the
Netherlands 30th August-2nd September 2005.
MB is the premier interdisciplinary event for scientists and practitioners concerned with human or animal behavior. At this conference, all presentations deal with methods and techniques in behavioral research,
with special emphasis on the methodological aspects. Newly developed methods and techniques, as well as innovative applications of existing techniques are acceptable subjects for presentations.
V4M presented their ongoing museum projects during the conference – the Finno-Swedish Museum Days, arranged by Finlands svenska hembygdsförbund, in Pargas, Finland, 17th – 18th September 2005.
The conference theme of the year was "Taking care of and showing the museum."
For earlier published works, see our Archive
