Ladislav Župčán, Ph.D., is an educational consultant at the Center for Children and Family, Nitra, Slovakia. He obtained individual scientific and academic degrees from the University of Constantine the Philosopher, Nitra, between 2009 and 2013. Dr. Župčán has been dedicated to the interdisciplinary connection of history, museology, and communication technologies for 15 years.
This book presents perspectives of the virtual world in the sphere of cultural heritage presentations in the museum environment. Virtual reality can be used in museums to not only present and educate but also help to protect cultural heritage assets for future generations.
Go to the bookIn recent years, we have registered for the professional and lay public several published scientific and popularization papers on the use of virtual reality in cultural institutions, especially from abroad. The applicability of the components of virtual reality at present is not only dependent on the technical or economic nature, but also on the degree of mutual teamwork forming the basic framework of the project. The presented study consists of a theoretical nature in the context of the analysis of museum virtualization with an impact on positive and negative use in practice. The purpose of the practical section is direct examples of use in practice with a connection to the educational environment.
Part of the book: Heritage