Objective: study visitor's perception of museum exhibits through analysis of visitor video interviews

• Audiovisual active reading
  

• Advene tailorability
  

• In practice: museography use case
  

• Visualizations and structure must accompany the evolution of the reflexion
  
  • Customizable data structure
    
  • Customizable visualizations/interfaces
    

• Generic and flexible: annotations + relations
  

• Explicit structure
  
  • schemas, annotation types, relation types
    
  • Structure and presentation definitions are also data
    

• XML and JSON serializations
  

• User-defined on-the-fly
  

  

• XML-based template language + embedded web server
  
  • Zope Page Templates
    
  • Media links control the Advene video player
    

• Web publication principle: specialized web crawler
  
  • makes a copy of generated files
    
  • injects javascript code to embed a video player and interaction code
    
  • converts video links to MediaFragment URLs
    

• Example output: Online version - Local copy
  

• Multiple forms for the (exchangeable) data:
  
  • Structured (.azp package)
    
  • Dynamically generated HTML
    
  • Static HTML
    

• Different document forms for different collaboration modalities
  
  • Advene package (sharing annotations + potentially dynamic HTML document)
    
  • Generated HTML (sharing analyses)
    

• Transcribe interview (note-taking view)
  

• Identify hexadic signs (from course-of-action methodology)
  

• Use relations to express courses of experience
  

• Generate visualizations
  

• Write analyses
  

• Publish on the web: http://www.museographie.fr/
  

• Advene interface
  

• Generated hypervideo document
  Dynamically generated - Online copy - Local copy

• User feedback
  
  • A good companion for active reading
    
  • Its flexibility accomodates the exploratory nature of scholar work
    
  • Different visualizations foster new ideas/analyzes
    

• About the process
  
  • Technical expertise is still needed
    
  • The collaboration enriched Advene (improved web export, etc)
    
  • Ongoing reflexion on the relations between data, structure and presentation
    

    Public example analyses at http://www.museographie.fr/

• 6 hexadic signs
  
  • Involvement in the situation, Potential actuality, Referential, Representamen, Unit of course of experience and Interpretant
    

• Building blocks for "courses of experience"
  

• No predefined structure
  
  • How to best express the methodology?
    
  • Multiple tries lead to:
    
    • one annotation type per hexadic sign
      
    • relations express common courses of experience
      

• Beyond basic visualizations (timeline, transcription)
  
  • Define hypervideo templates
    
    • Transcription + hexadic signs in parallel