英文摘要 |
Understanding visitor behaviors is an important task for museum staff, especially for those who are interested in designing exhibits that attract and hold visitors. In order to collect data more efficiently in exhibition halls, a RFID system has been designed and established to detect and record which exhibits visitors stop attraction power and the amount of time visitors spent at each exhibit holding power in the hall of Telecom History in Taiwan at National Science and Technology Museum. Totally, 310 visitors participated in this study. Their demographic information was also collected to examine the relationship among visitor characteristics, exhibit styles, and attracting and holding power. The main findings were as followings: 1. Interactive exhibits gained greatest attraction and holding power among four different exhibit styles. 2. Some of demographic variables, but not all, was found a significant relationship between attracting and/or holding power. 3. The RFID system worked very well on collecting data for research and is recommended for wider uses. Its strengths and limitations were also discussed. |