ICHIM 1995: San Diego, California, USA - Hands on: Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums

David Bearman (Ed.): Hands on: Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums. Selected Papers from the Third International Conference on Hypermedia and Interactivity in Museums (ICHIM '95 / MCN '95). San Diego, California, USA, October 9-13, 1995. Archives & Museum Informatics, Pittsburgh, PA, USA, ISBN 1-885626-12-6

David Bearman: Hands-on: A 1995 Snapshot of the Evolution of Interactive Multimedia. BibTeX

Opening Plenary

Katherine Jones-Garmil: Museums in the Information Age. 1-12 BibTeX
Alex Morrison: The Micro Gallery - Observations From Three Projects: London; San Diego; Washington D.C.. 13-20 BibTeX
Suzanne E. Thorin: The Library of Congress's National Digital Library Program. 21-25 BibTeX

I. Delivery Mechanisms

Fixed Format Publishing

Pierre B. Landry: The Catalogue of Canadian Art on CD-ROM at the National Gallery of Canada. 26-32 BibTeX
Lev Y. Noll: Multimedia in Russian Museums. 33-38 BibTeX
Michael R. Skalka: The Rembrandt Watermark Project Compact Disk. 39-45 BibTeX
Kathryn Rumbold: Laser Videodisc Technology - A Tool for Collections Management at the McMichael Canadian Art Collection. 46-52 BibTeX

In-House Interactives

Ryoichi Nakano: The Methodology of Creating a Hypermedia System - A Case Study of an Interactive Dictionary and Illustrated Guide to Ichthyology. 53-59 BibTeX
Michael Edson: Another Tool in the Toolbox - Prototyping a Visitor Orientation Program for the Freer Gallery of Art. 60-69 BibTeX
Hermann Schäfer: Use and Embedding of Interactive Media in a Museum of Contemporary History. 70-85 BibTeX
Kris Morrisey: Technology, Orientations, and the Land of Oz. 86-92 BibTeX
Alan Newman, Ian B. Wardropper: Cleopatra: An Interactive Guide to Art of the Ancient World. 93-106 BibTeX
Spyros Michailidis, Leon Loissios: Hypermedia Development in the Benaki Museum - Adapting the Beast to the Beauty: A Case Study. 107-114 BibTeX

Networked Access

Sue Gordon: Is Anybody Out There? (Museums, Audiences and the World Wide Web). 115-122 BibTeX
Barbara Lang Rottenberg: Brokering Access to Heritage Information - CHIN's Strategy for the 90's. 123-130 BibTeX
Robert MacKimmie: WEB OBJECTS TIME: When Microsoft Started Speaking Like a Good Open-Standards Citizen, The Netscape Extensions Tail Tried to Wag The Dog and Object-Oriented Software Turned Static Web Pages Into Dynamically-Linked Access Boulevards to Significant Online Collection Databases. 131-134 BibTeX
Thomas E. Lowderbaugh: Teachers' Materials on the Internet - A Progress Report. 135-140 BibTeX

II. Collaboration and Partnerships

Museum Consortia

Carmen Rioseco Perry: The Challenges of Developing a Collection of Primary Information, Media Sources and a Virtual Collection of Architectural and Artistic Works: An Experience at the Universidad Catolica de Chile. 141-149 BibTeX
Per Vestbstad, Espen Ore: One Common Database System for 150 Small Social History Museums. 150-156 BibTeX
SangHun Lee, MunHo Kim, ChangJo Lee, HaeSoo Kim, Sunghoon Kim, YunHi Kang, MyoungCheol Kim: Korean Culture and Arts Information Network. 158-177 BibTeX

Teamwork

Kenneth E. Hay, Kira S. King, Deb Hamilton, Ann E. Ray: Collaboration between Research and Development Interests - The Case of The Digital Weather Station Exhibit. 178-186 BibTeX
Peter Samis: Teamwork & the Museum Interactive: First Experience with the Hybrid Model at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art. 187-200 BibTeX

Commercial Partners

Victoria Dickenson: The Silver Dart Project - Analysis of a Partnership. 201-208 BibTeX
Michèle Watson: Towards the Global Village - The Strategic Alliance Between the Canadian Museum of Civilization and Digital Equipment of Canada. 209-218 BibTeX

III. Intellectual Property

Christine Steiner, Jeffrey D. Neuburger: New Media and Emerging Technologies - Staying Interactive in the High Tech Environment, a White Paper and Licensor Oriented Content License Agreement. 219-248 BibTeX
Michael Paterson: Overcoming Copyright and Other Intellectual Property Complexities and Protecting and Exploiting Intellectual Property Rights in Museums. 249-263 BibTeX
Thomas Hoeren: Legal Aspects of Multimedia in Europe. 264-278 BibTeX

IV. Abstracts

Benoy K. Behl: Low Light Photography of Paintings. 279-280 BibTeX
Dominique Delouis: Beyond WWW and HTML - Standards for Cultural Heritage Information: The RAMA Perspective. 281-282 BibTeX
Steve Dietz: Digital Fidelity in an Age of Immaculate and Pernicious Reproduction. 283 BibTeX
Susan Hazan: Museums and Art on the Internet. 284-285 BibTeX
Alan B. Newman, Frank Zuccari: Electronic Imaging and Conservation. 286-287 BibTeX