Quiz: Digital Mediation Essentials. A quiz to recap foundational concepts of on-site digital mediation.

Completion time: 10 min

The purpose of this quiz is to test your knowledge of the basics of digital mediation on site at cultural institutions. The test will allow you to realize the extent of your knowledge and any gaps or deficiencies in this topic.

Digital mediation is: a set of rules for the operation of a museum website. a set of digital technologies and computer support implemented on-site and off- synonymous with the term cultural mediation.

What is the main goal of digital mediation? To create an emotional interaction between the audience and the cultural space. To showcase developed information technology. To interest the audience in technological innovations.

What, in addition to narration, can mobile apps contain? sound effects music interviews with experts all of the above

What function can augmented reality (AR) have in cultural institutions? Enables better orientation in a building (e.g., a museum). Enables missing heritage elements to be restored and made visible in 3D. Allows people with mobile disabilities to better navigate the interior of a cultural

Interactive kiosks in a cultural institution are: interactive stations with information about exhibits. a place where you can buy souvenirs. a place where you can borrow guides.

Gameplays and interactive educational games in the case of a cultural institution have a function: only entertainment. only education. both, education and entertainment.

Kinetic typography is: an interactive game using sound. an animation technique involving the dynamic presentation of text over time, often combined with sound. an interactive map used in a museum to better navigate the interior of a building.

How do digital realizations using 3D software and virtual reality contribute to the accessibility and inclusivity of cultural sites? By creating websites in accordance with WCAG guidelines. By offering guides written in Braille. By being able to create replicas.

Lesson 1 - Foundations of On-Site Digital Mediation
Lesson 2 - Digital Tools for Accessibility and engagement
Lesson 3 - Digital tools for immersive and interactive experiences
Lesson 4 - Personalising the Visitor Experience

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