THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION PRESENTATION METHODS ON THE USER’S BEHAVIOR USING THE PDA GUIDANCE SYSTEM

Ayako Hashizume

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Media & Mass Communication, Volume 2, 2013

THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION PRESENTATION METHODS ON THE USER’S BEHAVIOR USING THE PDA GUIDANCE SYSTEM

Ayako Hashizume

Pages: 450-457
Published: 1 Jan 2013
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Abstract: An experiment that virtually represented the situation where visitors enjoy the exhibits of a museum with PDA guidance was conducted using a personal computer. The effects of audio information and the length of text information were examined by monitoring the time to watch the display. As a result, the participants of the experiment showed a tendency to watch the PDA display longer when the text information was presented bit by bit than when the whole information was presented at once. This tendency was supported by the rating data concerning their interests to the contents of the guidance and the exhibits.

Keywords: museum guidance system, pda, mode of presentation, exhibits

Cite this article: Ayako Hashizume. THE EFFECT OF INFORMATION PRESENTATION METHODS ON THE USER’S BEHAVIOR USING THE PDA GUIDANCE SYSTEM. Journal of International Scientific Publications: Media & Mass Communication 2, 450-457 (2013). https://www.scientific-publications.net/en/article/1003005/

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