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The document outlines the Luce Foundation Center's role in innovation at the Smithsonian American Art Museum, emphasizing interactive kiosks and audio tours designed to enhance visitor experiences. It discusses alternate reality games (ARGs) as a method to engage participants through real-world narratives and their potential impact on visitors' perceptions of the museum. Additionally, it highlights future plans for a mission-based game aimed at transforming visitors into active players and improving interactions with museum collections.
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- 1. Luce Foundation CenterTesting Ground for Innovation
- 3. Overview – the West WingModel HallPublic Records
- 4. Overview – Luce Foundation Center
- 6. Interactive KiosksObject labelsBiographiesVideosSlideshowsAudio ClipsCollectingCommentingZoomingLocating
- 8. Fill the Gap
- 9. Fill the Gap
- 10. Fill the Gap
- 11. Audio TourObjects…Artists…Themes…Collections…Common questions…110 traditional stops50 rogue stops
- 13. Ghosts of a Chance: The ARG
- 14. Alternate Reality GamesAn ARG is “an interactive narrative that uses the real world as a platform to tell a story that may be affected by participants’ ideas or actions.” WikipediaAn ARG is “an adventure you have in real life.” Jane McGonigalAn ARG is “an interactive, trans-media narrative that evolves in response to what its players do.” World Without OilAn ARG is “a game that allows players (like you) to interact with a fictitious world using real world elements.” The Lost Ring“ARGs are “engaging narrative entertainment delivered across multiple platforms – web, phone, video, audio, even the street where you live.” No Mimes MediaAn ARG should “inspire and encourage people to step outside of their everyday lives and look at the world from a different perspective” Star Spider
- 15. Alternate Reality GamesAn ARG is “an interactive narrative that uses the real world as a platform to tell a story that may be affected by participants’ ideas or actions.” WikipediaAn ARG is “an adventure you have in real life.” Jane McGonigalAn ARG is “an interactive, trans-media narrative that evolves in response to what its players do.” World Without OilAn ARG is “a game that allows players (like you) to interact with a fictitious world using real world elements.” The Lost Ring“ARGs are “engaging narrative entertainment delivered across multiple platforms – web, phone, video, audio, even the street where you live.” No Mimes MediaAn ARG should “inspire and encourage people to step outside of their everyday lives and look at the world from a different perspective” Star Spider
- 16. Ghosts of a Chance: Pre-Game
- 17. Ghosts of a Chance: Pre-Game
- 18. Ghosts of a Chance: Press
- 19. Ghosts of a Chance: Narrativehttp://www.youtube.com/user/ghostsofachance#p/u/18/aNcXdjV4C8E
- 20. Ghosts of a Chance: Narrative
- 21. Ghosts of a Chance: ArtifactsNecklace of the Subaltern BetrayerPredictor of Imminent DoomCon Artists’ ReplicaDiorama of a TravestyMemory VesselEscape Quilt
- 22. Ghosts of a Chance: Artifacts
- 23. Ghosts of a Chance: Mini EventsNational Museum of Natural HistoryCongressional Cemetery
- 24. Ghosts of a Chance: Final Event
- 25. Ghosts of a Chance: Ongoing
- 26. Ghosts of a Chance: Ongoing
- 27. Ghosts of a Chance: OngoingWhat was most interesting about the game?
- 28. Ghosts of a Chance: OngoingHave you visited the American Art Museum before?Now that you’ve played the game,Do you think you will come back?
- 29. Ghosts of a Chance: OngoingNow that you’ve been to this museum, do you think the museum is fun orboring? Please give us a rating between 1 to 7 with 1 being boring and 7 being fun.
- 30. The Future: PHEONMultiple-institutionMission-based gameCustomizable
- 31. The Future: Partnership with RITUsing on-line games and interactive media to turn visitors into players:Influence player attitudes towards museum collections and objectsConvince non-visitors to visitChange the way visitors interact with exhibitsImprove visitor understanding of collections and operations
- 32. ContactGeorgina Bath GoodlanderInterpretive Programs Manager | Queen of the Luce Center | Chief Gaming OfficerSmithsonian American Art MuseumT: (202) 633-8532 | E: GoodlanderG@si.edu | TwitterFacebookFlickr: bathlander