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Virtual Museums

Virtual Museums. Robert Laurini INSA de Lyon. Virtual Museums. Cultural heritage Real Museum (brick-and-mortar) and Virtual Museum Multimedia information. Virtual museums. 1 - Websites of existing museums 2 - Gateways towards several museums 3 - Museums without walls

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Virtual Museums

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  1. Virtual Museums Robert LauriniINSA de Lyon

  2. Virtual Museums • Cultural heritage • Real Museum (brick-and-mortar) and Virtual Museum • Multimedia information

  3. Virtual museums • 1 - Websites of existing museums • 2 - Gateways towards several museums • 3 - Museums without walls • 4 - Silk Road Virtual Museum • 5 - Conclusions

  4. 1 - Websites of existing museums • Vatican • Louvre in Paris • Hermitage in St Petersburg • Air and Space Museum in Washington DC • Toyota • Mutsibishi • Ellis Island, NY

  5. Vatican Museums http://www.christusrex.org/www1/vaticano/0-Musei.html

  6. Portal

  7. Example

  8. Other example

  9. Vatican museums • One of the more accessed site • Oldest virtual museum • More than 60 awards • Diversity of languages • Simple structure • No site map • No search engine

  10. Louvre http://www.louvre.fr/

  11. English portal

  12. Louvre site map

  13. Louvre virtual tour

  14. Louvre virtual tour

  15. Louvre virtual Tour

  16. Louvre museum • Structure more sophisticated • Animation • Virtual tour

  17. Hermitage http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/

  18. Portal

  19. Virtual visit

  20. Second floor

  21. Matisse Room http://www.hermitagemuseum.org/html_En/08/hm88_0_2_70.html

  22. Site map

  23. Digital collections

  24. Washington Air and Space Museum http://www.nasm.si.edu/

  25. Portal

  26. Exhibitions

  27. Example: Apollo to the Moon

  28. Early flights

  29. Collections

  30. Museum map

  31. How things fly

  32. Air and Space Museum • Interesting structure • Enormous diversity • Need re-engineering

  33. Toyota Automobile Museum http://www.toyota.co.jp/Museum/index.html

  34. Portal

  35. Organization of the museum

  36. Organization of the second floor

  37. Example

  38. Toyota Museum • Very simple structure • Geographic organisation

  39. Mitsubishi http://www.mitsubishi.or.jp/vdm/nomal2_e.html

  40. Comparison • Selection of very common examples • Not only presentation of collection, but also general information regarding the museum • Limitation about virtual tour

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