ИНТЕРПРЕТАЦИЈА ПУТЕМ ИМЕРЗИВНИХ ТЕХНОЛОГИЈА У КУЛТУРНИМ ИНСТИТУЦИЈАМА СРБИЈЕ
DOI:
https://doi.org/10.22190/TEME250409010MKljučne reči:
имерзивне технологије, виртуелна реалност (ВР), проширена реалност (АР), интерпретација културног наслеђа, дигитализација културног наслеђаApstrakt
Интерпретација културног наслеђа представља кључну компоненту у очувању и промоцији културног идентитета, пружајући могућност да се публика дубље повезује са културним садржајем. Савремене технологије, као што су виртуелна реалност (ВР) и проширена реалност (АР), омогућавају нове начине представљања наслеђа, који укључују интерактиван и ангажујући приступ публици. Ово истраживање је спроведено у 14 културних институција у Србији, са циљем испитивања употребе имерзивних технологија као алата за интерпретацију културног наслеђа. Резултати указују да, иако већина запослених у овим установама препознаје потенцијал имерзивних технологија, њихова примена је ограничена. Главни изазови су недостатак финансијских средстава, техничке инфраструктуре и специјализоване обуке запослених. Упркос овим ограничењима, запослени у културним установама изразили су отвореност према иновацијама и заинтересованост за унапређење својих дигиталних вештина.Налази истраживања показују да увођење имерзивних технологија може значајно допринети побољшању искуства посетилаца и промоцији културног наслеђа. Истовремено, ово истраживање указује на неопходност систематског улагања у дигитализацију и обуку запослених, како би се обезбедила шира примена ових технологија у културним установама Србије.
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