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PATCH 2014 Workshop: Personalized Access to Cultural Heritage
The document discusses the PATCH 2014 workshop which aims to gather researchers and practitioners from different fields related to user interaction and cultural heritage to showcase novel applications and discuss opportunities at the intersection of users and multimedia systems in cultural heritage. The workshop goals and topics are described, including personalized and adaptive access to cultural heritage information using intelligent systems, mobile technologies, and personalization techniques. A list of past PATCH workshops is also provided.
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- 1. PATCH 2014 Personalized Access to Cultural Heritage @PATCH_workshop Welcome 24 Feb 2014, Haifa, Israel Lora Aroyo Johan Oomen Alan Wecker Cris5na Gena #patch2014
- 2. PATCH Goals • to gather researchers & prac99oners from different fields – e.g., user interac.on, arts and heritage cura.on, interface design, user modeling and personaliza.on • to showcase novel applica9ons & discuss opportuni9es that grow from the connec9ons between users and mul9media systems in the cultural heritage domain @PATCH_workshop #patch2014
- 3. PATCH Workshop Series hCp://patchworkshopseries.wordpress.com/ • PATCH 2007 @ User Modeling Conference, Corfu, Greece • PATCH 2008 @ Adap9ve Hypermedia Conference, Hannover, Germany • PATCH 2011 @ ACM Intelligent User Interface Conference • PATCH 2012 @ UMAP, Montreal, Canada (July 2012) • PATCH 2012 @ ACM Mul9media, Nara, Japan (Oct 2012) • PATCH 2013 @ UMAP, Rome, Italy @PATCH_workshop #patch2014
- 4. PATCH Topics • Mul9media IS = interac9ve tours, visualiza9ons & search engines = Shared Informa9on Space linking digi9zed ar9facts & the social web • Must become intelligent to adap.vely act, react, respond and learn intelligently from user interac.ons: – Mobile, personalized & context-‐aware CH informa5on delivery – mobile devices, large displays, projectors embedded in the environment & new technologies, e.g. Google Glass. – Grow exis5ng knowledge with new knowledge – explore methods to capture knowledge resul.ng from interac.ons between users (collec.ve intelligence), professionals and collec.on ar.facts, and interac.on between users and different (intelligent systems) collec.ng informa.on about them – Extend contexts of use – appropria.on of digi.zed ar.facts from memory organiza.ons outside the tradi.onal museum and research context for both visitors and professionals Personaliza5on in mul5media IS can improve visitor experience by assis5ng them in finding appropriate star5ng points, & in discovering new relevant informa5on. @PATCH_workshop #patch2014
- 5. PATCH Topics • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Personalized services & personalized informa5on access to CH Adap9ve naviga5on and browsing in digital and physical CH collec9ons Recommenda5on strategies for CH Adapta9on strategies for text and non-‐verbal content in CH NLG techniques for mobile user modeling in CH sites Integra9on of virtual & physical collec9ons Ambient Cultural Heritage Mobile museum guides & personal museum assistants Context-‐aware informa9on presenta9on in CH Interac5ve user interfaces for CH applica9ons Personaliza9on for group of visitors to CH sites Crea5vity & collabora5on support in CH Social interac5on & collabora5on among CH stakeholders Personaliza9on across the whole of an person’s digital ecosystem Long term personaliza9on @PATCH_workshop #patch2014
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- 7. Program @PATCH_workshop #patch2014
- 8. PATCH Dissemina5on Follow us on TwiCer: @PATCH_workshop Spread news: #patch2014