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Museums in the Cloud: Connecting with Chinese Audiences - Shared screen with speaker view
Zara
12:08
Zara Hoffman, NYC, MOVE THE MIND
Sage Brennan
12:47
Hi Everyone! — Sage Brennan @CLA
Andrea Sosa
13:16
Andrea Sosa, UNLP, Argentina
Jen
14:21
Jen King here! Projects director at Jing Daily
Andrea Mella
16:58
Andrea Mella, from Confucius Institute, Latin American Centre
Renee Hartmann
45:46
The study we presented was fielded in second half of 2019
Renee Hartmann
46:18
We are recording and will send this to everyone following the webinar
Jessica
56:35
Jane - Through this process we’ve found the most time consuming part is actually getting the necessary approvals on images/content. The actual development can be relatively fast, around 1-2 month for design, translation and programing
Jessica
56:49
Remy - One possible explanation could be that in China many famous museums are historic sites. So that’s what people naturally gravitates to. But with the rise of art museums/exhibitions in China that could grow the appetite for art museums
Jessica
57:06
Andrea - Absolutely. Many museums in China use mini programs for booking timed tickets
Jessica
59:46
Currently the museum in the project does not offer booking. But that may very well be the next step for some of them
Jessica
01:07:31
Angela - For these projects, we only required the museums to gather content and give feedback.
Zhuoer Li
01:09:52
Thank you!