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    Sometimes its just as valuable to talk about what not to do rather best practices HH system launched in 2005, pulled from operation due to operational challenges Made mistakes but learned a lot

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    1. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) From Audiotours to iPhones - Tate Modern Thursday 4 September 2008, Workshop, 10.00-18.00, East Room Friday 5 September 2008, Public Conference, 10.00-18.00, Starr Auditorium Just as valuable to talk about what not to do rather best practices HH system launched in 2005, pulled from operation due to operational challenges Made mistakes but learned a lot Nik Honeysett Head of Administration J. Paul Getty Museum
    2. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Plan
      • Works of art: image & stops
      • Events: tours & exhibitions
      • Map
      • Audio stops - keypad entry
      • Location sensing
        • Download content
        • Wayfinding
      • Integrate with kiosk & web
    3. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Plan
    4. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Execution
      • Five internal departments
      • Five vendors
      • None had a vested interest in the complete system functioning
      Internal: Interactive Programs (interpretive content), Collections Information (object/registrarial information), Museum Information and Media Systems (academic programming and hardware), Web Group (academic programming), IT department (infrastructure hardware and software) Vendors: Server and application programming, location sensing hardware & software, handheld hardware & programming
    5. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Location sensing & Location-specific content Streaming media – audio & video The Architecture
    6. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Flaws
      • Complex design and usability
        • not your simple audio guide
      • Pushed Content
        • disturbing to visitor
      • Latency
        • confusing
      • Access interference
        • WAP location – retrofitting technology
      • Audio sampled to high
        • didn’t match rest of the technology
      • Location sensing & Streaming Audio
        • too demanding on the network
      • Fault-tolerance
        • Handle problems elegantly
    7. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Future (part I)
      • Reorganise departments and people
        • less management and coordination
      • Handheld Evaluation
        • Broad gallery tour guide
      • Rembrandt Evaluation
        • Targeted exhibition guide
      • Handheld vs. Gallery X-plorer
        • Comparative device
    8. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Evaluations
      • Handheld Evaluation:
      • Had to guess how to get started - wanted a "start from beginning"
      • Terms like Gallery, Pavilion, Tour, Guide, Kiosk and Bookmark were not clear
      • Location sensing set expectations, wanted the device to know more than was possible
      • “ Push" approach – confused by unprompted changes
      • Audio stop lookup number - most successful feature
      • More "important" paintings should have more in-depth content
      • Wanted to see more use of the device's visual capabilities
    9. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Evaluations
      • Rembrandt Evaluation:
      • 16 paintings in one room; no wall text; paintings identified by supertitles; handheld free; no audioguide; printed materials.
      • Overwhelmingly positive response - wanted more content, helped them enjoy the art; preferred to navigate by image - easy to recognize; loved the zoom
      • Were there significant usability issues with the device?
      • How did the Rembrandt handheld affect visitor engagement with the art?
      • Did handheld users learn more from the exhibition than non-users?
      • What were the expectations for technology?
    10. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Evaluations
      • Handheld vs. X-plorer Study Result:
      • 10 Parent/Child pairs; Getty handheld device vs. Gallery X-plorer; Touchscreen vs. Keypad selection
      • No demand for an abridged audio player targeted at families (the handheld) – nearly all the children preferred the X-plorer due to ease of use and variety of audio content
      • Touching text links for content and orienting using images of works of art – both caused confusion
      • Rather pay for an audio player with all audio stops than a free handheld with only family audio stops
      • Would approve of a handheld that had all our audio content with a touchscreen keypad entry & improved on-screen map
      Inform the potential of handhelds – can we use them? How can the handheld and audio player be used in conjunction What to See guide
    11. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Future (part II)
      • Experiment
        • Cell phone tours, podcasts, smartphones
      • Self-sufficient
        • In-house production & development
        • No: hardware, rental, printing (OD)
      • Multiple ways to access content
    12. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) The Future (part II)
    13. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) iPhone Stats 1.47% 0.32% 4,121 Not Specified   10. 0.00% 0.36% 4,646 Macintosh (iPhone)   9. 0.35% 0.38% 4,876 Windows 98   8. 0.76% 0.47% 6,005 Windows Server 2003 and XP x64 Edition   7. 0.65% 2.49% 31,901 Linux   6. 3.72% 3.40% 43,614 Media Center 2005   5. 2.13% 5.50% 70,494 Windows 2000/NT 5   4. 16.73% 11.03% 141,361 Windows Vista   3. 8.12% 17.37% 222,542 Macintosh   2. 64.77% 58.32% 747,249 Windows XP   1. Internet Avg % % Visitors Operating System     Details ( Thu. 1 May 2008–Thu. 31 July 2008 )
    14. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Top Cities Sending Us iPhone Traffic (Wed. 1 Aug. 2007-Thu. 31 July 2008) iPhone Stats 1.10% 163 Van Nuys 10. 1.13% 167 St Louis 9. 1.59% 235 Santa Monica 8. 1.77% 261 Bellevue 7. 1.83% 270 Houston 6. 6.08% 897 Irvine 5. 6.90% 1,019 Los Angeles 4. 7.66% 1,131 San Francisco 3. 9.12% 1,347 Dallas 2. 46.62% 6,883 Seattle 1. Page Views Cities
    15. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) Site Visits – Getty.edu (Wed. 1 Aug. 2007-Thu. 31 July 2008) iPhone Stats 0.66% 97 conservation/ 10. 1.06% 157 Search/ 9. 1.09% 161 research/ 8. 1.10% 162 education/ 7. 2.26% 333 Unspecified 6. 2.28% 336 about/ 5. 10.90% 1,610 art/ 4. 14.64% 2,162 museum/ 3. 15.68% 2,315 Root Directory 2. 46.98% 6,936 visit/ 1. Page Views Site Sections
    16. GettyGuide Handheld (A Cautionary Tale) A Cautionary Quote There is no safety in unlimited technological hubris - McGeorge Bundy

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