2.4.29 Final quiz: a comprehensive review of Module 2 concepts. Assessment quiz to evaluate the understanding of on-site digital mediation principles

This quiz is created based on the information provided to you as part of Lesson 4 – Personalizing the Visitor Experience within eModule 2.

Taking the quiz takes around 5 minutes.

Do you think digital technology can contribute to visitors retention? Yes, by collecting relevant information about visitors’ habits. Yes, by collecting relevant information about visitors’ age category. Yes, by collecting relevant information about visitors’ social profile.

In your opinion, should museums and cultural organizations take action to increase the visitors’ pool? Yes, by reaching out visitors’ categories not considered before. Yes, by encouraging former visitors to come back. Yes, by relying solely on previously present visitors’ categories.

Do you think there should be a balance between digital and human-driven mediation? Yes, digital mediation can complement the one provided by human mediators. No, digital mediation is enough. There is no need for human input. No, human input is always necessary, no technology can replace mankind.

On a scale of 1 to 5: How important do you think personalized museum itineraries are for visitors? 1 is the least important, and 5 the most important. 1 2 3 4 5

On a scale of 1 to 5: How important do you think it is to update the technologies behind digital mediation features? 1 2 3 4 5

Flavia Sparacino had invented The Google Glass The Wearable Computer A Spy Camera

Name a famous Google feature that has contributed to the digital mediation of the cultural content Google Lens Google Glass Google Arts and Culture

Digital mediation devices are mostly useful for Visitors with special needs The general public Seniors The young public Families with children

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