From Immersion's Bleeding Edge to the Augmented Telegrapher: A Method for Creating Mixed Reality Games for Museum and Heritage Contexts
From Immersion's Bleeding Edge to the Augmented Telegrapher: A Method for Creating Mixed Reality Games for Museum and Heritage Contexts
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10.1145/3414832
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发表时间：
2020-12-01
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2.4
通讯作者：
Scott, Michael James
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作者：
Krzywinska, Tanya;Phillips, Tim;Scott, Michael James
沉浸式技术可用于扩大在遗产背景下讲故事的可能性，以丰富博物馆藏品的解释方式，并促进更积极地参与历史。为此，作为联合王国工业战略的一部分，正在开发新的模式、方法和工作流程，以帮助在全国实现这些技术的价值。然而，现有技术表明，沉浸式技术在可用性、吸收、载入、可持续性和真实性方面提出了特定的挑战。为了应对这些挑战，在康沃尔郡的一系列博物馆中建立了一个行动研究计划。Porthcurno电报博物馆的增强型电报员是一个共同设计的社交逃生室体验，利用Microsoft HoloLens模拟第二次世界大战的电报培训练习，本文讨论了与小型农村机构的合作伙伴关系需要有效实现沉浸式技术的价值。使用Erik Champion的工作作为一个关键的透镜，本文展示了如何利用游戏设计原则的迭代建构主义方法可以支持成功。这被提炼成一套推荐的交互蓝图和跨学科的工作实践，将感兴趣的策展人，研究人员和严重的游戏开发者。
Immersive technologies can be used to broaden the possibilities of storytelling in heritage contexts to enrich the ways in which museum collections are interpreted and to facilitate more active engagement with history. To this end, as part of the United Kingdom's Industrial Strategy, new models, methods, and workflows are being developed to help realise the value of such technologies across the country. However, prior art shows that immersive technologies present particular challenges with respect to usability, uptake, onboarding, sustainability, and authenticity. Towards addressing these challenges, a programme of action research has been established across a series of museums in Cornwall. Focusing upon the Augmented Telegrapher at Porthcurno Telegraph Museum, a co-designed social escape room experience that utilises the Microsoft HoloLens to simulate a telegraphy training exercise from World War 2, this article addresses what partnerships with smaller, rural establishments need to effectively realise the value of immersive technologies. Using the work of Erik Champion as a critical lens, the article shows how an iterative constructivist approach leveraging game design principles can underpin success. This is distilled into a set of recommended interaction blueprints and transdisciplinary working practices that will be of interest to curators, researchers, and serious game developers.