Digital Museum Resource Construction Standards and Methods - (Humanities and Arts)

Author: Chen Hongjing
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Publish Date: 2006-12-01
Features: "The Series of Digital Museums of Chinese Universities" is an important part of the major research project of the Ministry of Education of China—the Research Project on the Shared Platform and Norms and Standards of University Digital Museums. This book is one of the series, divided into two parts: "Norms" and "Methods," with a total of 12 chapters. It comprehensively introduces the norms for cataloging collection information of university museums of humanities and arts, providing a standardized system of collection indicators. It also details the principles of setting up and the operational methods of the software for collection information acquisition and management systems. This book offers numerous valuable ideas and methods for the digital construction of museums of humanities and arts in China, serving as a reference for professionals in museums and cultural heritage research institutions, as well as for students and faculty in university museum programs. It is also suitable for reference by individuals from all walks of life who are interested in digital museums. "The Series of Digital Museums of Chinese Universities" is an important part of the major research project of the Ministry of Education of China—the Research Project on the Shared Platform and Norms and Standards of University Digital Museums. This book is one of the series, divided into two parts: "Norms" and "Methods," with a total of 12 chapters. It comprehensively introduces the norms for cataloging collection information of university museums of humanities and arts, providing a standardized system of collection indicators. It also details the principles of setting up and the operational methods of the software for collection information acquisition and management systems. This book offers numerous valuable ideas and methods for the digital construction of museums of humanities and arts in China, serving as a reference for professionals in museums and cultural heritage research institutions, as well as for students and faculty in university museum programs. It is also suitable for reference by individuals from all walks of life who are interested in digital museums.