Muserator: Interactive App Empowering Curators in Museum Exhibition Content Design

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Keywords:

Museum exhibition, digital storytelling, guideline, curator, interactive application

Abstract

Due to digitisation, museum exhibitions are evolving, with digital stories becoming vital for cultural education. Muserator offers a guideline for curators to create engaging digital content, particularly in Malaysian museums. Through qualitative research, this interactive application provides insights and tools for developing historical and cultural narratives. Future curators can enhance museum exhibitions by integrating Muserator into visual culture courses, fostering participatory experiences. This research supports museum educational advancements, aligns with SDG 4, Quality Education, and promotes lifelong learning opportunities.

Author Biography

  • Hafizah Rosli

    Ts. Dr. Hafizah Rosli is a senior lecturer with the College of Creative Arts, Universiti Teknologi MARA (UiTM) at the Department of Digital and Imaging Arts: Animation. Her expertise encompasses the study of visual communication and new media, digital storytelling, and animation (idea and concept). Ts. Hafizah Rosli is also a recipient for multiple grants with publications in high indexed journals and book chapters. Her recent publication include ‘A Conceptual Framework of Digital Storytelling (DST) Elements on Information Visualisation (Infovis) Types in Museum Exhibition for User Experience (UX) Enhancement’ (2020).

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Published

25-06-2024

Issue

Vol. 5 No. 1 (2024): RMTB

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Article

How to Cite

Rosli, H., Kamarudin, N. ., & Isa, B. (2024). Muserator: Interactive App Empowering Curators in Museum Exhibition Content Design. Research in Management of Technology and Business, 5(1), 155-160. https://penerbit.uthm.edu.my/periodicals/index.php/rmtb/article/view/16050