let alone with the objects themselves. These design errors are the likely result of misunderstandings of the nature and roles not just of online museum catalogs but also of
museum objects and their removal from the consideration of practices of knowledge production (Bowker & Star, 1999). Building on the case studies discussed earlier, we further hypothesize that the extent to which an online museum catalog provides a positive experience to its users depends on the extent to which its users are allowed to engage directly with museum objects through active participation in the discourses about those objects, via tagging, commenting, and more (Srinivasan & Huang, 2005, Chun et al., 2006). Examples of the kinds of direct engagement we aim to explore in this study include (a) generation and assignation of uncontrolled descriptors or tags to objects’records; (b) discovery of objects of interest by navigating the tags of other users rather than the stagnant, monolithic structures within traditional museum
classification; and (c) providing visual representations of objects, not just verbal ones.
let alone with the objects themselves. These design errors are the likely result of misunderstandings of the nature and roles not just of online museum catalogs but also ofmuseum objects and their removal from the consideration of practices of knowledge production (Bowker & Star, 1999). Building on the case studies discussed earlier, we further hypothesize that the extent to which an online museum catalog provides a positive experience to its users depends on the extent to which its users are allowed to engage directly with museum objects through active participation in the discourses about those objects, via tagging, commenting, and more (Srinivasan & Huang, 2005, Chun et al., 2006). Examples of the kinds of direct engagement we aim to explore in this study include (a) generation and assignation of uncontrolled descriptors or tags to objects’records; (b) discovery of objects of interest by navigating the tags of other users rather than the stagnant, monolithic structures within traditional museumclassification; and (c) providing visual representations of objects, not just verbal ones.
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