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Title:	Assessing effects of information architecture of digital museums on supporting e-learning
Authors:	陳志銘 Sun, Hsien Chieh Chen, Chih Ming
Contributors:	圖檔所
Keywords:	Architecture;E-learning;Information management;Information retrieval;Information science;Information services;Information use;Academic activities;Digital museums;Digital resources;Effective learning;Information architectures;Information usage;Learning performance;Organization system;Learning systems
Date:	2016-06
Issue Date:	2017-08-22 16:23:49 (UTC+8)
Abstract:	Modern digital museums not only contain rich digital resources, they are also required to provide an environment which integrates collection provision, information services, and academic activities to support effective learning. This work chose the Digital Museum of Nature and Culture established by the National Museum of Natural Science in Taiwan to investigate whether the design of the information architecture of a digital museum influences learning performance and whether learners with different learning styles have different information usage behaviors and learning performance when they use the digital museum to support e-learning. This work suggested that e-learning supported by a digital museum resulted in excellent learning performance. Regarding the influence of information architecture on learning performance, this work found that the organization system was crucial to learning performance. Further, learners with different learning performance exhibit different behaviors when they use the information architecture of the digital museum. Another finding was that the learning performance of global learners was better than that of sequential learners. Global learners and those learners with superior learning performance relied more heavily on the organization system, while sequential learners and those learners with inferior learning performance relied more heavily on the search system.
Relation:	Proceedings of the International Conference on e-Learning, ICEL, 2016-January, 247-254
Data Type:	conference
Appears in Collections:	[Graduate Institute of Library, Information and Archival Studies] Proceedings

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