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and Distributed Learning.« American Journal of Distance Education 10 (2):
4–36.
Fopp, M. A. 1997. »The Implications of Emerging Technologies for Museums and
Galleries.« Museum Management and Curatorship 16 (2): 143–153.
Kamariotou, V., M. Kamariotou in F. Kitsios. 2021. »Strategic Planning for Virtual
Exhibitions and Visitors’ Experience: A Multidisciplinary Approach for Mu-
seums in the Digital Age.« Digital Applications in Archaeology and Cultural
Heritage 21:e00183.
Lee, T. S. C. 2023. »Designing Art Museum E-Learning Resources for Children:
Content Analysis from Education Perspectives.« Interactive Learning Envi-
ronments. https://doi.org/10.1080/10494820.2022.2162549.
Moore, P. 1995. »Learning and Teaching in Virtual Worlds: Implications of Virtual
Reality for Education.« Australasian Journal of Educational Technology 11 (2):
91–102.
Nentwig, L. 1999. »LeMO: A Virtual Exhibition of 20th Century German History.«
Computer Networks 31 (21): 2237–2244.
Povroznik, N. 2020. »Digital History of Virtual Museums: The Transition from
Analog to Internet Environment.« V Proceedings of the Digital Humanities in
the Nordic Countries 5th Conference Riga, Latvia, October 21–23, 2020, uredili
S. Reinsone, I. Skadin, a, A. Bakla¯n in J. Daugavietis, 125–136. Aachen: RWTH
Aachen University.
Psotka, J., in V. Shute. 1994. Intelligent Tutoring Systems: Past, Present, and Future.
San Antonio, TX: Armstrong Laboratory.
Schweibenz, W. 1998. »The ‘Virtual Museum’: New Perspectives For Museums to
Present Objects and Information Using the Internet as a Knowledge Base
and Communication System.« V The Virtual and the Real: Media in the Mu-
seum, uredili A. Mintz in S. Thomas, 185–200. Washington, DC: American
Association of Museums.
———. 2019. »The Virtual Museum: An Overview of its Origins, Concepts, and
Terminology.« Museum Review 4 (1). https://www.researchgate.net
/publication/335241270_The_virtual_museum_an_overview_of_its
_origins_concepts_and_terminology
Sylaiou, S., V. Kasapakis, E. Dzardanova in D. Gavalas. 2018. »Leveraging Mixed
Reality Technologies to Enhance Museum Visitor Experiences.« V 2018 In-
ternational Conference on Intelligent Systems (IS), 595–601. Funchal: Insti-
tute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers.
Sylaiou, S., F. Liarokapis, K. Kostakis, P. Patias in C. Vasilakis. 2009. »Virtual Mu-
seums, a Survey and Some Issues for Consideration.« Journal of Cultural
Heritage 10 (4): 520–528.
Winn, W. 1993. A Conceptual Basis for Educational Applications of Virtual Reality.
Seattle, WA: University of Washington.
Xu, W., T. T. Dai, Z. Y. Shen in Y. J. Yao. 2021. »Effects of Technology Application
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