PENDIT, Ulka and ZAIBON, Syamsul Bahrin (2013). Non-Personal Digital Interpretive Media At Cultural Heritage Site. In: Proceedings of the 4th International Conference on Computing and Informatics, ICOCI 2013. Universiti Utara Malaysia, 346-351. [Book Section]
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Abstract
Interpretation is one of the important elements in heritage
tourism that is influenced by two types of interpretive media which are
personal and non-personal. The non-personal interpretive media is a
common interpretive media that exists at heritage sites. Digital media as the
innovation in interpretive media could be an effective way to inform and
educate visitors compared to the traditional media types. However, the
literature indicates that the existence of the digital media has not been fully
utilized at cultural heritage sites specifically in Indonesia. This article
presents a study where 50 places of cultural heritage sites in Central and
East Java were sampled. The results reveal that only 8% of those heritage
sites provide the digital media by using audio and video as the non-personal
interpretive media for tourism. Since interpretive media is proven to
influence visitors at cultural heritage sites, it is suggested that the electronic
non-personal interpretive media ought to be made available at cultural
heritage sites.
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