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The current study identifies preferences of a variety
of user groups about the information specifics on
current exhibits, museum collections metadata
information, and the use of multimedia. The study of
information seeking behavior of users groups of
museum digital collections or cultural collections
allows examination and analysis of users information
needs, and the organization of cultural information,
including descriptive metadata and the quantity of
information that may be required. In addition, the
study delineates information needs that different
categories of users may have in common: teachers in
high schools, students in colleges and universities,
museum professionals, art historians and researchers,
and the general public.
This research also compares informational and
educational needs of real visitors with the needs of
virtual visitors. An evaluation of the art museum
websites conducted in 2003 and 2008 to
support the current publication.
of user groups about the information specifics on
current exhibits, museum collections metadata
information, and the use of multimedia. The study of
information seeking behavior of users groups of
museum digital collections or cultural collections
allows examination and analysis of users information
needs, and the organization of cultural information,
including descriptive metadata and the quantity of
information that may be required. In addition, the
study delineates information needs that different
categories of users may have in common: teachers in
high schools, students in colleges and universities,
museum professionals, art historians and researchers,
and the general public.
This research also compares informational and
educational needs of real visitors with the needs of
virtual visitors. An evaluation of the art museum
websites conducted in 2003 and 2008 to
support the current publication.