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D8.9 EU Virtual Museum Observatory (EVMO)
This deliverable lists information about competences that are useful for the virtual museum domain and lists applications, institutions and SMEs having those competences or having developed Virtual Museum projects, applications or tools.
The goal of this list is to provide context, in-depth information and new developments concerning a range of competences, linked to virtual museums. A list of useful other resources are also added in the last chapter.
D8.8 (new) Next Generation Virtual Museum Event
A Next Generation Virtual Museum Event (NGVME) was planned by V-MUST.NET since the beginning as a final event to be organised at the end of the project.
D6.2 (new) Higher Education Strategy document
This deliverable represents the first iteration of an extensive activity devoted to the integration of Virtual Heritage and Virtual Museums topics into the academic curriculum, starting with V-MUST partners.
D5.4 (new) VM evaluation on portability tangible visualisation interaction techniques
This deliverable represents the first iteration of an on-going set of activities aimed at identifying the best practices of virtual museums regarding portability, usability and integration.This defines a scaffold of criteria useful for the evaluation of portability (intended as multi-fruition modes), tangible visualisation and interaction techniques of the best examples carried out under the V-MusT.NET consortium.
D3.2 European Sustainable Virtual Museum
This final report draws on the previous publications and papers delivered over the lifespan of the V-Museum Network Project that examined the critical qualities of the Virtual Museum (VM), identified the different kinds of VMs, and evaluated their self-declared purposes and self-defined objectives.
Keys To Rome. Roman Culture, Virtual Museums [volume 2014]
On September 23rd 2014, after 2000 years from Augustus death, 13 countries have met in Rome, Amsterdam, Alexandria and Sarajevo, for the opening of an extraordinary exhibition, “Keys to Rome”: an interactive journey to discover Roman Culture, starting from the city of Augustus and reaching the entire Roman Empire, through the visit to 4 fascinating venues, 4 museums with their archaeological collections, more than 10 different
D4.1 Available platform components and platform specification
This document presents the initial analysis and the specifications of the components of the VMUST platform, developed in the framework of Work Package 4. After previous discussions and studies made by the V-MUST partners (through House of Questions, technical meetings, output of other WPs) a first definition of the V-MUST Platform has been built. This initial design will be further specified and integrated later.
D8.7 V-MUST Integrated Portal [NEW]
This Deliverable describe V-MUST portal, called also in previous deliverables 3rd phase website. It is accessible for registered users (initially just partners than also associated members) from www.v-must.net.
V-MUST.net website (www.v-must.net) has been developed from the beginning of the project (Febr.2011). The website is the major communication medium for the project.
D7.4 Transmedia [UPDATED 2015]
In Deliverable 7.4 – TransMedia Show-Case Creation, we introduce the aims of the V-MusT.net consortium for exploring the potential for a transmedia approach in the development of Virtual Museum (VM) applications. This deliverable will be updated at M44, at the beginning of Keys To Rome.
D6.5 HEPIG [UPDATED 2015]
This deliverable represents the first iteration of an extensive activity devoted to the integration of Virtual Heritage and Virtual Museums topics into the academic curriculum, starting with V-MUST partners.
