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British museum system

British museum system . Our Design cycle. User evaluation. User research. Create prototype. Finish prototype. Review findings. n. Group 1 Our approach. Group 1 : Aashfaq , Guliad , Mohammed Create the questionnaire Go to the museum Get participants to sign consent form

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British museum system

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  1. British museum system

  2. Our Design cycle User evaluation User research Create prototype Finish prototype Review findings n

  3. Group 1 Our approach Group 1 : Aashfaq, Guliad, Mohammed • Create the questionnaire • Go to the museum • Get participants to sign consent form • Give questionnaires out • Analyze questionnaires • Bring together with other group members A

  4. Group 2 our approach Group 2: Naiem, Rassel • Go to museum • Use auto-ethnography when going around the museum • Take notes of what they found • Analyse the notes R

  5. Whole group • Brought all the data together • Then created personas to aid us with splitting the 2 different people • Think of feature ideas • Create prototype M

  6. Questionnaire n

  7. Questionnaire analysis M

  8. Dorothy • Occupation- retired • Interests: Artefacts such as coin collections • Communication- low • Key goals • Dorothy enjoys going to museums in her spare time with her husband. She likes to be well informed about her interests in detail. • Experience goals • She would enjoy to use software with relevant information • Wants to be aware of tools which are available to her. • End goals • Would like to be aided with tools to help her find resourceful information. • Help to aid with travelling • Life goals • To Be independent. G

  9. Jeremy • Occupation- Student • Interests: ancient lives ,e.g Vikings , Romans, Pharaohs. • Communication- high • Key goals • Jeremy is a university student who study’s history and sociology. In his free time he enjoys going to the museum with his friends and classmates. Jeremy not only goes to the museum in his leisure time but it also helps him gain knowledge in his respective filed. • Experience goals • To gain updates on activities and new events. • Would like an integrated system were he can communicate with his friends. • End goals • Would like to be aided with tools to help her find resourceful information. • Help to aid with travelling • Life goals • To have access to updates about local museums. G

  10. Notes from museum Naiem- • From station used mobile phone to get to museum as I was lost • Entered the museum and looked for map leaflet • Wondered around randomly • Read through the signs which interested me • Used map to get to Africa section of museum • Used map to get to gift shop • Looked for toilet before leaving

  11. Notes from museum Mohammed Islam From the train station I knew how to get to museum from past experience however my friend took his mobile out for directions as he didn’t know. While getting inside the British Museum I and my friend just wondered around to see everything. We then took a map to see the exhibits we missed out. Looked at the maps for the toilets and the food court Wondered into the Egyptian exhibits then used map to find the exit but my friend looked at the signs for the way out Used map to get to gift shop

  12. Features • Museum maps- • Information about the display- • Gift shop – • Language preferences- • Contact museum- • Traveling to museum- A

  13. prototype

  14. 20.13 49% Welcome to the British Museum Museum Events 20/11/13 9.00am-presentation on dinosaurs and mammals 18/11/13 10.00am- Gift shop opening event Museum Map Information Scanner Contact Us Gift shop Travel to museum Exit Language

  15. 20.13 49% Welcome to the British Museum Language English Spanish Arabic French Chinese German Exit Back to main menu

  16. 20.13 49% British Museum Map Lower Floor You are here Closed Temporarily Ancient Near East 88-99 Greece & Rome 77-85 Exit Back to main menu

  17. 20.13 49% British Museum Map Main Floor Egypt 4 Ancient Near East 6-10 Greece 11-23 Exit Back to main menu

  18. 20.13 49% British Museum Map Upper floor Egypt 60-66 Ancient Near East 51-59 Greece & Rome 67-75 Exit Back to main menu

  19. 20.13 49% British Museum Contact us Information desk: 020 7323 8299 Email: information@britishmuseum.org Opening Times: Mon – Thu : 10:00 AM – 17:30 PM Fri : 10:00 AM – 20:30 PM Exit Back to main menu

  20. 20.13 49% British museum Travelling to museum Journey Planner From Enter Station or Stop.. To British Museum Search Exit Back to main menu

  21. 20.13 49% British museum Travelling to museum Select route to get directions Exit Back to main menu

  22. 20.13 49% British museum Travelling to museum Pinch to zoom in and out Exit Back to main menu

  23. 20.20 45% Information about the Museum Information Finder Scan QR Code Exit Back to main menu

  24. 20.20 45% Information about the Museum Exit Back

  25. 20.20 45% Information Scanner The British museum is one of the most prestigious museums in the world. It is a huge museum which boasts 7 floors. It has a variety of collections and you won’t be let down by quantity of quality. It boasts Greek, Egyptian and Indian sculptures as well as exquisite British and Chinese goods. There are over 600 objects to see. Imagine seeing them from your phone. Exit Back to scanner

  26. 20.20 45% Browse Museum Collection Browse by Country Browse by Museum Level Browse by Name Browse by Type Exit Back

  27. 20.20 45% Browse By Country (Hover image to see country name) Exit Back

  28. 20.20 45% Browse by Museum Level (Hover button to see name examples) Browse Level 1 (Famous sculptures) Browse Level 2 (Historical Halls) Browse Level 3 (Exquisite Views) Browse Level 4 (Ancient Objects) Exit Back

  29. 20.20 45% Browse by Name (Hover result to see if correct one) Name : Egyptian sculptures Results Language: Country: Year: V V V Exit Back

  30. 20.20 45% Browse by Type Browse Sculptures Browse Objects Browse Artifacts Browse People Exit Back

  31. 20.13 49% British Museum Gift Shop Here you will find our items we sell at our gift store and the ability to reserve them to collect and pay Search… Refine Results Category Viking miniature figurines (set of 3) £5.50 The Viking Game: Hnefatafl £4.99 Exit Back to main menu

  32. 20.13 49% Welcome to the British Museum Gift Shop Viking miniature figurines (set of 3) In stock A set of three Viking figurines made from pewter.These historically accurate miniatures have been cast in Fine English Pewter Reserve for pickup Exit Back

  33. 20.13 49% Welcome to the British Museum Gift Shop Thank you for Reserving with British museum. Your reservation code is 2234. please take note of this code and take it with you to the British museum Gift shop to pay and collect for your reservation within 48 hours. Reservation: Viking miniature figurines (set of 3) Quantity:1 Total:£5.50 Exit Back

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