WiP Poster

Physical Affordances of Check-in Stations for Museum Exhibits
Tilman Dingler, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Stefan Schneegass, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Benjamin Steeb, University of Stuttgart, Germany
Time: Mon 10:30 - Wed 16:00 | Session: Work in Progress | Location: Art, Demos and Posters Area Paper: PDF

Checking in into locations has become common due to the rise of social networks such as Facebook and Foursquare. By adding gamification elements these platforms incentivize users to check-in in great numbers. Further, this function is used to create a personal history of places or a bookmark list for special locations. In this work, we investigate check-in possibilities in the museum context, where users can create such lists for exhibits. To communicate the check-in function to visitors, we develop three different concepts taking into account both the visitor's smartphone and a proprietary device in form of a wristband. We prototypically develop these concepts and explore the physical affordance of each in an initial lab study with 13 participants.

TEI 2014 Proceedings in the ACM Digital Library.

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